A Year Of Scratchy Lines! 🌻

Didn't give myself enough time again for the VGen challenge (parade theme), oops. Weeeeell, there's always next month.

Tried working with greyscale first this time. Gotta try it more.

Afflicted with a rural curse.

last school painting for this semester

I joined Tumblr just to peek at the fantastic NSFW Food Fantasy stuff folks told me about earlier, but then I figured, hey, Iet’s join the masses here to cry about jester RNG too. Pizza needs to come home already.

Many prayers to you people who’re still hunting for him. 🙏🙏🙏

I know you’re probably super busy but I HAVE to share this with someone. I found this absolutely insane shirt at my job (thrift store) and it’s been killing me to imagine Silco in it

You can't drop something like this to my askbox and not expect me to draw something

Moms usually drop the kids off to their playdate, time for the dads to meet.

Some may contain graphic(gory) stuff

naga cery for snake year 🐍

Some of my favorite embroidered patches I’ve designed.

All available in my shop here!

Hannah Comstock

Hannah Comstock

Hannah Comstock

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Felt inspired by @lewislarosa ❤️

#art #ink #drawing #monsters #pterosaur #creature #dinosaurs #warrior #inkwash https://www.instagram.com/p/CocFrtcK4hW/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Japanese artist and student Takayuki Hori created this awesome (and award-winning) series of eight translucent origami skeletal animals entitled Oritsunagumono, which translates to mean ‘things folded and connected’.

Printed on translucent paper, each piece represents an endangered species native to Japan’s coastal waterways and contains a foreign object inside their body - human-made detritus - representing the environmental threats faced by these animals. They are hauntingly beautiful memento mori for fragile wildlife struggling to cope in a hazardous ecosystem.

[via Beautiful/Decay, designboom and Colossal (visit all three for additional images)]