quillsbarbsandclaws

[quillsbarbsandclaws]

Gerlinde Mader, 1986

#art

[quillsbarbsandclaws]

Before the Storm: Isaac Ilyich Levitan, 1890.

[quillsbarbsandclaws]

Evening approaches - Isaak Levitan - before 1900 - via Christie’s

#art #color

[quillsbarbsandclaws]

two (2) people asked how i did the matchbook thing so take this

this is just a simple idea but if you spend some more time you can get real krazy with it:

making fake prints is so fun please do it immediately free resources under cut xoxo

retrosupply my love

#reference #tools #texture #process

[quillsbarbsandclaws]

Rhodonite Wolf fantasy art doll

Available in my store

This doll is designed and made by me fully from scratch. The coloration is one of a kind and won't be reproduced. 

Resin, fabric fur, wire+plastic armature, feathers, primer, acrylic paint, varnish. Posable neck has plastic ball-and-socket armature inside and can be posed. Tail and wings are also posable and contain wire armature inside. Legs contain wire armature inside, so you can carefully and slightly move it to find perfect balance if you keep the doll on uneven surface. 

Size: 70 cm total length * 30 cm tall

[quillsbarbsandclaws]

Sunset, Sergey Kuznetsov

#color

[quillsbarbsandclaws]

#art #shapes

[quillsbarbsandclaws]

Henryk Płóciennik (Polish,1933-2020)

Kompozycja z ptakiem

zincograph on paper

#art #setting

[quillsbarbsandclaws]

A particularly pleasing hill-top moss tuffet. <3

#greenery #shapes

[quillsbarbsandclaws]

Designasaurus backgrounds

#art #color

[quillsbarbsandclaws]

#shapes #greenery

[quillsbarbsandclaws]

Scott Prior (American, b.1949) Bedroom in Winter, 1980, Oil on canvas

#art

[quillsbarbsandclaws]

#art

[quillsbarbsandclaws]

Alain Le Foll (1934-1981) -  Landscapes.  x

#art

[quillsbarbsandclaws]

A view of the bend in the Danube looking down high cliffs - Hugo Henneberg - c.1910 - via The British Museum

#art #greenery

[quillsbarbsandclaws]

among the ancients

#greenry #light

[quillsbarbsandclaws]

i have a few resources i look to consistently but i'm gonna plug anatomy for sculptors as One Of The Most Useful. great if you're a 3D artist, INVALUABLE if you're a 2D artist. gives you turnarounds of specific limbs/fiddly body parts like ears. great especially if you're referencing a photo and start looking at an individual part like 'wait, what the hell is going on in there'

#anatomy