
I don't think I could work alone anywhere. When I'm alone I just do this academic stuff.

I don't think I could work alone anywhere. When I'm alone I just do this academic stuff.
Woahhhhh now
Let's not throw that A word around like that.
Or pretty soon you'll be reduced to paint splatters and color fields.

guys guess what
i should be done with the arm section by wednesday





got these shaky days where it all looks like shit
just gotta work
paintings will begin shortly


see lurkers? its okay to post
This is some hot shit, Retro, I should get off my ass and learn stuff like this.
yeah man, these are lookin great and your line quality is really improving.
inane: its easy once you start
thanks gnarf, incrementally
Can I get a newsletter or something no one ever tells me when Punaji is back.
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a better picture of bacchus
I logged in just to say that I am completely envious of every single one of those and wish that I was the one that had made them. Well, I guess I don't really dig the first painting all that much, but those sketches. Fuck yes, sucker.
Are those really called sacred dimples? because that's kind of funny.
Also I really love that negative space skeleton. I mean damn. That's hot.
I saw the shoes picture and was like "holy shit is that a painting of shoes" and then I was like "oh."
David: Thank you
Xion: Nah, I wish. They're 'sacral'.
dude, that is impressive. the middle red on the girl i think is a tiny bit jarring for a skintone, maybe a slightly different hue could work, but not a big deal. that is very very nice,, damn. I second david and xion as well. the skeleton and the studies are amaaaaazin
second and fourth sketchs and the skele outline; so dope. keep it up brotha!
Thirded. The skeleton is tight. I really like how well you can capture poses, and make them feel completely natural.
Beautiful work. I really love your lines, especially those thick outlines, like on the statues. The skeleton is absolutely my favorite; the contrast between the simplicity of the outline and the very detailed background is stunning.
Man I didn't think much of the skeleton, I spent a while on it but dont rate it much, thanks guys.
Ampersand: I see what you're saying, thats a lesson Ill take from that piece for sure, good eye. The chalk has a bit of a learning curve.
Will: Thanks for the encouragement.
DancinBoogieMan: Thanks for the kind words, I appreciate it.
Dorsa: I think I'll have to try that skeleton technique again then, I have an idea starting.
Just got a picture taken of this piece, finished it earlier this winter. Not satisfied, looking at redoing. Its three by four feet. Or four by three?
draw some hand spiders! really starting to dig the impressionist strokes you do, namely his shoulder and the blue on his robe
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