I'm a junior in college with the creativity of my grandmother's dentures, an inability to let go of the videogames and TV shows of my childhood, and the attention span of 3/8 of a goldfish...yet somehow I still manage to be a fully functioning member of society.
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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
I really like this piece of art I found on Society 6, pretty nifty idea
The Mass Effect universe re-imagined as ferrets!
All artwork done by amales
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A superhero version of the Star Wars cats
(Source: etsy.com)
This is probably one of my favorite shops on Etsy, without a doubt. I might be painting a few of these once I get some smaller canvases.
(click through for website, also sorry for the horrendous tags but some of them are pretty big so I tried to narrow it down a bit for anyone who wanted to find this post)
(Source: etsy.com)
the yin yang of world hunger
Paper by FiftyThree Studios (drawing by Sam Spratt)
Mostly, I think iPads are toys not tools. They’re fun and magical and all that Apple-jargon, but at least for drawing/painting—they’re pretty useless since the screen doesn’t pick up how hard you press (which equates to finger-painting). Throw in the fact that most of the “good” pieces of software masquerade as professional creation tools with hundreds of settings and sliders, limited resolution, and slow performance—and it’s a cumbersome experience at best.
“Paper” by 53 studios, is simple as hell, yet it is the first drawing app on the iPad I enjoy. Those 9 colors and 6 tools you see? That’s all you get. Hell, even “Draw Something” has a more complicated interface. However, to make up for the lack of a pressure-sensitive stylus, the app picks up the momentum of your strokes and adjusts line widths, opacity, and for the watercolor brush—how much the paint bleeds—based on how fast you move your finger or “dumb-stylus” across the screen (and the performance is great). This was my first attempt at a sketch, about 30 minutes or so and getting used to the brush behaviors—but for the first time since the initial iPad was released, there is a drawing app I like. It embraces the fact that it is a sketchbook rather than a professional tool, it’s deadly simple, and incredibly intuitive to boot.
Fantasia Fish meets Pinocchio’s Cleo in this week’s Ten Paces and Draw
Gotta Catch ‘Em All by Eduardo San Gil
Is it confirmed that Noah was the only one to actually, quote, “catch them all”? I think he came close. All of them except the unicorns. And the velociraptors.
Artist: flickr / threadless
Movember - by Thomas Hope
These are TOOOOOO cute!
the Harry Potter Characters drawn by Tim Burton
Best thing I’ve seen all day.
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