Looks like you, darlin.

Hehe thank you hun! Although I can't say I'm very angelic :D

Its pretty charming I love paint drawings :o:

Po wins the thread

Wow that video was amazing. I really love the emotions you can pull while using paint. Paint is where it all began computer wise. :)

a doodle from my notebook, inspired by John Baizley's style

http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f2...ronceagain.jpg

<3

http://th00.deviantart.net/fs71/PRE/...ue-d4mkc1p.jpg

That Buck looks greaaat

this is really good! nice job! :)

Thanks Dan, I was proud of him myself. Azeleah, thank you as well, nice comments are always appreciated

Agreed.

some oil paintings I did:
http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...00108423_o.jpg
http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...93007742_o.jpg
http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n..._6008354_n.jpg

I like them!
Retook this one with a better camera.

http://th00.deviantart.net/fs70/PRE/...ue-d4nha59.jpg
And this one

http://th07.deviantart.net/fs71/PRE/...ue-d4nh9jp.jpghttp://fc00.deviantart.net/fs71/i/20...ue-d4nh7qe.jpg

Euronomus, I'm pretty sure I saw your works in a college gallery. They were the only ones that caught my interest.

The psychedelic Garden. This painting is on an A0 piece of card, so it is massive.

http://fc06.deviantart.net/fs71/i/20...ue-d4oz21q.jpg

^ That is a really awesome picture. If you put that on a shirt I would definitely buy it. For real, 30 dollars mang.

Thanks man <3

My mother got it framed and hung it up at home, lol.

I can't art :(

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http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-...27081080_n.jpg

just messing with the drawing app on my tablet. Kind of hate how the hair turned out though

damn you guys are talented!!! dope paintings man

I like it it's like a stringy ragdoll effect

Gah I can't wait to get my tablet!!!! Im getting a wacom create soon and am going to create wonderful works of art with it :D

^that's excellent. I can't help but hear a burnt out hippie ranting "the trees have eyes man" when I look at it.

@ PoorOldPo

OMG

I had a quick scroll through this thread and I am in love with your art!!! What are your mediums, do you do this professionally or for self, have you sold anything???

Hey, well for now I just do it for myself. I have only been doing are for about 2 years. I didn't do it in school. Right now I am kind of doing it as a hobby but I have sold stuff to people and some irish bands are interested in the art right now. :)

Thanks <3 Really glad you like it! I don't like a lot of the stuff I do but it is always comforting when other people like it!

living in the city

Was bored
Charcoal on MDF

http://img594.imageshack.us/img594/1834/img1047vn.jpg

It's just refreshing to see unique art. I can definately see it on band's album art :D

I would really love to make art that could be used on album covers. Just don't have the confidence and inspiration like I used to.

Although, my sister is a mad illustrator. I'm thinking about seeing whether or not we can get some of her drawings (and mine) on some t-shirts to sell.

Love that tree man ^

A little drawing I did for a project I'm working on:

http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...o-trace-r3.png

I'd love to see more of your work Jansz, especially since seeing you say you're a professional artist. Graphic artist?

Janszoon, your drawing reminds me a bit of the animations for the film Persepolis (which were very highly regarded, so that's a compliment).

I'm a graphic designer (which for me includes web, print and multimedia work) and most of what I do is more around "look and feel" sort of things like typography, composition and color palette. So I actually don't draw all that often unfortunately. It kind of cracks me up that I feel like I used to draw and paint so much more before I went to art school than after. Lately I've been trying to get back into it a little though so hopefully I can post some of what comes out of that.

I take that as a massive compliment, I love Marjane Satrapi's style. Thank you! :)

Ohh funfun. Illustrator? And how did you go about doing it? I assume you did a sketch of it then scanned it in and built on it?

I'm doing a lot in Drawing. I may end up with something I actually like and I'll post it if that ends up being the case.

It's a real place so first I went and took a bunch of pictures, from several angles because in reality there are way more trees, telephone poles, etc. blocking the view. Then I did a sketch in pencil, inked it, scanned it, cleaned it up in Photoshop, placed it in Illustrator and re-drew the whole thing using the original drawing as a guide.

I'd love to see it. :)

I love that. Nice one. Reminds me (rather superficially, stylistically maybe) of Hundertwasser.

Your color sense is stunning. I love how the trees' eyes seem focused on the central meditative figure, in contrast to the soulless skyscrapers behind. (Just looked up a few Hundtertwasser works, and the comparison is very fitting.)

You're welcome! Your work reminded me of something artistically significant; I kept trying to think what it was, and then I finally realized. Satrapi is an amazing graphic artist. And I think the comparison in your case is very fitting, as well.

Are you familiar with Chris Ware at all? He's an artist with a style that's kind of vaguely in the same ball park as Satrapi who you might like if you enjoy her stuff. His book Jimmy Corrigan, the Smartest Kid on Earth is beautiful, amazing, and heartbreaking. Here's one of the pages from it:

http://www.randomhouse.com/pantheon/...mmyspread2.jpg

Unfortunately I've never heard of Chris Ware - but his work looks even more similar to yours than Satrapi's with the colors and such. I'll definitely be looking for the Jimmy Corrigan book on your recommendation. Thanks! :)