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semechka · 25 days

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Hey everyone! I'm excited to share my latest creation with you all - my Luna Moth doll! 🌙✨ Handcrafted from polymer clay and faux fur, this little cutie captures the unique beauty we see in nature. I'm so proud of how she turned out and couldn't wait to show her off to you guys!

I hope you enjoy admiring her as much as I enjoyed bringing her to life! 😊 Don't forget to leave your thoughts in the comments!

#lunamoth #handmade #polymerclay #fauxfur #doll #creativity #inspiration #cute #magic #art #crafts #tumblrart #handcrafted #dollmaking #creativeprocess

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dvktheartist · 4 days

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I am melting

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almaadst · 2 months

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I'm only going to draw shirtless men from now on Well, probably not, but a girl can dream! ╰(￣ω￣ｏ) Commission info

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tylermileslockett · 3 months

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✨ "The creative adult is the child who survived." ✨

- Ursula K. Le Guin -

#digitalillustration #contemporaryillustration #visualart #nomad #freespirit #instartists #creativeprocess #livingabroad #artlife #artislife #illustrationartist

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scottbergeyart · 1 year

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#artgallery #artstudio #artistic #style #decor #decorating #fashionable #artoftheday #instart #artsy #creativetype #acrylic #acrylicart #creativeprocess #contemporaryart #modernpainting #emergingartist #creative #bergey #scottbergeyart #flickr #pintrest #saatchi #modern #texture #artcollector https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm7ebUnB_aM/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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wukraft · 17 days

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Unlock your inner artist with this easy step-by-step eye sketch tutorial! 🎨✨

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lewindersart · 8 months

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fashion

#fashion #drawings #drawing #illustration #illustrations #digitalart #digitalartwork #sketchdrawing #sketch #doodle #doodling #doodles #doodlesketch #doodleart #artjournal #creativeprocess #sketchbook #blackandwhitedrawing #digitalillustration

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vampires-bitrs · 3 months

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I apologize if this comes across as rude or pushy, I was wondering if you were possibly making a mood board for Laurel Portman from First Bite? I really hope it's in the works, and I wanted to say your page is awesome. Thank you!

Don't worry, this is not rude or pushy at all! It's actually a really fair request. I always thought it was a little unfair how I did one for Valeria and Ilyas (even writing a fanfic for him), but nothing for Laurel! (They are a trio, after all 🤭).

There's one for him that's actually in the works, but I've put it on the back burner for a while!

Thank you for enjoying my page. I hope to get your continued support. Thank you ♡♡.

#I'm gonna try to get it out whenever I can #writingcommunity #trio #characters #writingjourney #creativeprocess #fanfiction

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pawzngauze · 2 months

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Development Plans!

I had an idea to help me find which game resonates the most with viewers, so I decided to start a series of rapid prototypes that will last a month! Each prototype will be the "prologue" for a full game and will be available on itch.io. Whichever game gets the most support from fans - fanart, donations, fanfic, reblogs, and more! - will be turned into a full game. If multiple are extremely possible, I could develop more, but it will take longer. I think this could be a fun way to get others involved in the game development process!

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botartistryx · 11 months

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Shawn Mendes. AI generated images.

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sketchbookpages · 4 months

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12 watercolor techniques in one page

Explore 12 Essential Watercolor Techniques in One Page

Exercise to explore different expressions and see what watercolor can do. It's an opportunity to test new paper and watercolor paint, creating a valuable go-to glossary for future illustrations.

Remember, this is an exercise, a practice - embrace the process, without focusing on final artwork results.

Tips:

Note down the paper and watercolor type for reference. Different paper textures provide different results. Understanding the materials is key.

Use an easy-to-peel washi tape to create a 4x3 grid. Use a hairdryer to remove the tape glue for easy peeling when done.

Enjoy.

1. Solid colour

Apply a generous amount of solid watercolor paint, keeping the surface wet.

Use for: Creating solid backgrounds

2. Layers

Begin with a light, watered-down paint. Allow it to dry completely. The first layer is always lighter, in the background, far away.

Apply the second layer darker, adding depth and perspective. Let it dry fully.

Add a third layer.

Use for: Mountains and enhancing landscape perspective.

3. Spots on colour

Create a shape with watered-down paint. Let it dry.

With a different color, add spots (small, concentrated areas of paint). Depending on the amount of water and drying time, these spots will create a smooth overlapping effect.

Use for: Mimicking animal skins

4. Wet color spots

Create a shape with very wet watered-down paint, with sharp details.

With a different color, add spots, and let it freely blend. Watch the paints blend and create a feathery effect. The first layer will define the space where the second paint can go.

Be mindful of water quantity, as it can crumble the paper.

Use for: Silhouettes.

5. Soft blend of two solid colors

Apply two different watercolor paints, each one starting on the opposite side. Let them touch.

Blend with an empty dry brush (no water, no paint).

Use for: Foggy or smooth sky transition effects.

6. Wiping away

Apply very wet watercolor paint.

Use dry paper tissue to soak areas, revealing the paper underneath and creating create fantastic random shapes.

Use for: Clouds.

7. Texture

Apply very wet watercolor paint and allow it to partially dry. Soak areas with newspaper to create a sharp crack effect.

Use for: Clothes and movement.

8. Spots with brush

Cut a piece of paper to mask the area that will not receive paint.

Splash paint with a brush. Use your finger horizontally to tap your brush.

Use for: Creating textured spotted backgrounds.

9. Dry paint brush

Use paint on a dry brush. Do not use too much water, use solid paint.

Dry the brush slightly on a separate napkin, then open the brush fibers before applying.

Use for: Grass and fur

10. Wet paper

Wet the paper with clear water. Let it dry, but not 100%. (It will take some time to dry.)

With a different color add spots to create blurry non detailed shapes. Do not use too much water with the new color. It will blend very smoothly.

Use for: Background elements like distant trees.

11. Water on paint

Watercolor solid wet paint (prefer a dark shade). Wait a few seconds… when the paint is still wet, drop clean water drops.

Tip: For a more dramatic effect, add grains of salt to the water drops that will absorb and distort the cleared-up areas.

For: Underwater effect.

12. Wet colours meet

Two different very wet watercolor paints, each one starting on the opposite side.

Allow them to blend naturally.

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Enjoy the unpredictable and be surprised by the effects. This exercise is a learning opportunity

An exercise in letting go.

#WatercolorTechniques #ArtTutorial #CreativeProcess #PaintingTips #WatercolorInspiration #ArtisticExperimentation #WatercolorTips #ExploreWatercolor

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zonaarte · 3 months

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Portrait photograph of a girl dressed in black

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scriptwriters-network · 9 days

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Creative Writing Challenge – May

This MONTHLY challenge is for those who want to work on writing new ideas and who would like to maintain a continuous creativity flow with your writing.