SELF PORTRAIT!!!
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Guys I’m taking an oil painting class for the first time ever and it’s probably the biggest learning curve I’ve ever had artistically. I feel like I need to learn a new skill everyday and i gotta spend so much time on a single piece and tbh I don’t have the patience for it and I kinda hate oil painting and it costs a lot of money and my palette knife broke. But also I can already see improvement in my coloring and stuff just from a couple weeks of class so I think it’s all paying off.
#art #drawing #painting #sam #digitalart
The origin of PINHEAD! Come learn the story of the fateful day a regular citizen like you or me, became the hero we now know and love…
#comics #comic #drawing #comicstrip #pinhead
Been watching adventure time a lot lately. I watched it as a kid but rewatching now I really see how much influence it had on me that I didn’t really think about till now. There’s a lot of things I can appreciate more watching it as an adult.
#adventuretime #cartoon #drawing #art #digitalart
Big art dump.
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Being at UW has definitely been an interesting experience. There’s been a lot more fluctuation of highs and lows than I was expecting. I feel like there’s a lot of things you kinda expect from college based on movies. I still have yet to sit in a field with an interracial friend group while someone plays wonder wall on guitar. I also haven’t thrown a single frisbee on campus. I haven’t even been underage drinking. Not that these things are necessary for the college experience or anything. I just think for the longest time I romanticized being at college as this thing that would solve all my problems. I thought it was gonna magically make me more social, and healthier, and smarter, and just overall a better version of me. But despite being put in an environment where all of this is possible by all means, the only thing that doesn’t change is me. I always had this idea of an idealized version of myself that would magically emerge in college, he would be skinnier, he would have nicer hair, he would be more social, and most importantly he would have a mustache and be able to ollie on a skateboard. It’s clear to me now that this person will likely never exist. Not that I can’t accomplish any of these things, but more that I’m never magically going to become this fantastical version of myself. I still want to change for the better. I’m trying to live my life in a way to try and become this person that I want to be. But I’m also accepting that I’m probably never gonna be able to grow a mustache, and I think that’s ok.
