at long last, my Muse has arrived

zachmorristoonart:

luvlymilk:

All of the starters drawn in their premier style/colors/shading. 

The most distinct are obviously gen 1 and 2, since they had such a limited color pallette.

3 and 4 are pretty similar, though past 3 they stopped using a few shading techniques, but still kept a fair amount of complexity.

5 was interesting because they kept pretty much just 3 levels of color/shading on each sprite, and they’re all pretty vibrant. Kind of like—- cel-shading, I think. I bet it was because all of the sprites were animated for the first time.

And then 6………….. It is hard to emulate a 3D style that we all only saw about 3 seconds of each monster of. Hahaha. Oh well I tried!!!!!

now I want to do more Gen I - II style colorings

serisafitz-james:

an old doodle i found in my math textbook

thejogging:

Carrots on a roof, 2013

Carrots, roof

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lexxercise:

CATBUG

If you don’t already watch Bravest Warriors, this is the single best reason why you should.

choodraws:

                                      all you ever do is hurt me

Broken Flower by Jon Shireman is created by soaking various kinds of flowers in a liquid nitrogen bath for up to 30 minutes before using a special spring-loaded contraption to slam them against a surface at high speed. 

eatsleepdraw:

Emily J Moore, “Want/Need”, Acrylic, Marker and Ink on Illustration Board, 12.5 by 16.5 inches, 2013, emilyjmoore.com