A Painting That Im Very Very Proud Of. Doing This Was Scary Because Landscapes Are Tricky And Oil Paint

A painting that I’m very very proud of. Doing this was scary because landscapes are tricky and oil paint even more so to me. It’s made from imagination without real life references.

Releasing my real name feels too daunting so it’s covered up by my logo.

I wanted to draw a lizard with a knife, and somehow it turned into a burglary situation. The little gecko one needs funds, and the big (kind of a komodo dragon but certainly not) one is really freaking scared of anything small that can move.

A thing that was made for practicing with blue and red pencils. It was supposed to just be a sketch but got a bit out of control. Don’t know what it is but it was fun to make.

This is a fish made out of masking tape, and most of a week. The volume inside is tape rolled into small tubes and stuck together, sort of like cells in a beehive wall. Then layers of those walls were combined to make up the base shape. I would have taken progress photos to show it but got too invested in the making.  It’s 32 centimeters long.

Two brave rolls of tape were sacrificed.

Made some progress in conquering my fear of soft colours. Especially pink/purple. The snake provided motivational support.

Our last assignment for the school year was to look at a pile of random clothes for a while, and then make a character out of them. Mine turned into a dude in a jeans jacket and sweatpants who walks dogs and takes online classes. And is named Kurt for no real reason.