The Four Horses of the Apocalypse: Conquest, War, Famine, and Death
by Isis Sangaré
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don’t forget “I don’t know who the artist is but [attempt to distract from the fact they stole art by talking about how cute it is]!!!~ ”
Anonymous asked:
Nooo your header is so pretty though
I’m not changing it bc too lazy for digital art
Anonymous asked:
I am really sad and tired and I don't really know why other than I am sick due to allergies and chronic illness and I am a bit bored because my laptop is out of commission currently so I can't write or do any digital art. I should be happy... because my life isn't that bad... and it's pride month... but I'm not?? I was happy and satisfied with my life two days ago. But nothing seems amusing, I don't want to eat... what do I do? (I can't come off anon, nobody can know who I am)
evolution of my digital art skills 2013 - 2014
you may have noticed that the 2014 work is of slightly lower quality. that is because i got stabbed in the fugkicn hand by a knitting needle and messed up the muscles, slightly affecting my ability to draw.
I was so very productive in digital art class and made these soda ripoffs, enjoy
new interdimmensional d r i n c c s
Here’s a thing I’ve had around in my head for a while!
Okay, so I’m pretty sure that by now everyone at least is aware of Steampunk, with it’s completely awesome Victorian sci-fi aesthetic. But what I want to see is Solarpunk – a plausible near-future sci-fi genre, which I like to imagine as based on updated Art Nouveau, Victorian, and Edwardian aesthetics, combined with a green and renewable energy movement to create a world in which children grow up being taught about building electronic tech as well as food gardening and other skills, and people have come back around to appreciating artisans and craftspeople, from stonemasons and smithies, to dress makers and jewelers, and everyone in between. A balance of sustainable energy-powered tech, environmental cities, and wicked cool aesthetics.
A lot of people seem to share a vision of futuristic tech and architecture that looks a lot like an ipod – smooth and geometrical and white. Which imo is a little boring and sterile, which is why I picked out an Art Nouveau aesthetic for this.
With energy costs at a low, I like to imagine people being more inclined to focus their expendable income on the arts!
Aesthetically my vision of solarpunk is very similar to steampunk, but with electronic technology, and an Art Nouveau veneer.
So here are some buzz words~
Natural colors!
Art Nouveau!
Handcrafted wares!
Tailors and dressmakers!
Streetcars!
Airships!
Stained glass window solar panels!!!
Education in tech and food growing!
Less corporate capitalism, and more small businesses!
Solar rooftops and roadways!
Communal greenhouses on top of apartments!
Electric cars with old-fashioned looks!
No-cars-allowed walkways lined with independent shops!
Renewable energy-powered Art Nouveau-styled tech life!
Can you imagine how pretty it would be to have stained glass windows everywhere that are actually solar panels? The tech is already headed in that direction! Or how about wide-brim hats, or parasols that are topped with discreet solar panel tech incorporated into the design, with ports you can stick your phone charger in to?
(((Character art by me; click the cityscape pieces to see artist names)))
Two dragonsona cards for our board game, Dragon Royale, have been sold! We have Pirate on the left, and Vampirism on the right. Want your dragonsona to appear in our board game? It’s only $100 and there are 8 slots left! Let us know :)
This is from the company I’ve been working with the past couple months!! Not on this specific project but you should totally check it out if you like tabletop board and card games!
The game features 12 dragons you can choose to play with, all with their own stats and unique ability, villages and castles to raid for cards, a shop to buy cards from, coin tokens, life tokens, dragon figurines and much more.
Their kickstarter launches in November and you can get more info at gnarlygames.gg