I don't think I could work alone anywhere. When I'm alone I just do this academic stuff.
Things I do
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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
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got these shaky days where it all looks like shit
just gotta work
paintings will begin shortly
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see lurkers? its okay to post
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This is some hot shit, Retro, I should get off my ass and learn stuff like this.
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yeah man, these are lookin great and your line quality is really improving.
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inane: its easy once you start
thanks gnarf, incrementally
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Can I get a newsletter or something no one ever tells me when Punaji is back.
Stuff from the past seven months
a better picture of bacchus
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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.
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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."
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David: Thank you
Xion: Nah, I wish. They're 'sacral'.
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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
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second and fourth sketchs and the skele outline; so dope. keep it up brotha!
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Thirded. The skeleton is tight. I really like how well you can capture poses, and make them feel completely natural.
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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.
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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?
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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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