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Dizzy (Again)

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This time it’s Dizzy from Tiny Toon Adventures. Still in the Loony Tunes universe. Today would have been my grandmother’s 98th birthday.

dizzy, prompt

08Nov

Ancient

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An Olmec head found somewhere in South America. These things are huge. I like the shading on this drawing and it feels solid.

ancient, olmec, prompt

07Nov

Ghost

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I think this one is pretty self explanatory. It’s a guy in a sheet pretending to be a ghost. The fabric folds turned out well in this one.

ghost, prompt

06Nov

Treasure

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I did not use the perspective tools for this chest and, to my eye, it’s obvious as shit. It’s so bad. But it works for a cartoon style, I guess.

chest, prompt, treasure

05Nov

Tread

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This was my first time ever using the perspective tools in Clip Studio Paint, and I was hooked. I used them for the road lines. It reminds me of the original last shot in Terminator 2: Judgement Day.

prompt, road, tread

04Nov

Sling

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When Ian broke his arm, he was in a Sling for about 4 months.

prompt, sling

03Nov

Misfit

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I really like the way this drawing turned out, but it doesn’t look like Marlyn Monroe like it should. The Misfits was both hers and Clark Gable’s last movie.

marilyn monroe, misfit, prompt

02Nov

Ornament

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I tried to make it look “shiny.”

christmas, ornament, prompt

01Nov

Petrus Gonsalvus was an intelligent man who suffered from hypertrichosis. He lived in many royal courts over his lifetime, and even married and had children. But because he was seen as a thing his children were gifted as fools to other royal courts. He was apparently very funny.

petrus gonsalvus, prompt, wild

31Oct