I am extremely critical of my own work. I am never very rarely pleased with what I create. This is one of the few exceptions.

The assignment was to take a drawing that was done by a famous artist and enlarge it.

The original was only a few inches tall. The image in the book on the left was enlarged to about seven inches tall. My enlargement on the right is over 16 inches tall.

Yeah, it isn't perfect, and I still look at it and see flaws, but it's definitely something I'm happy with.

BTW, the original was by Leonardo Da Vinci.

Very very nice, Syk! very fine and varied strokes which enhance the subtle value changes. Great job! :D

Thanks, Chez! I actually used those india ink markers. I used one set of all the same color with different tips, then I used a second set of varying tones, all of which had the brush tips. Worked out well, I think.

the pitt india ink markers? I love those xD

From a couple of summers ago..


We were supposed to be drawing a still life. I hate still lifes.

I do, however, like figure drawing.

^^HAHAHAHAHA! Holy crap, my image won't show up bc the url is d**kblick.com, and it is changing it to asterisks!

*edit* I have now uploaded the image to my photobucket account. Now the domain name is less offensive and worthy of being seen.

Yay, turned in my sculpture class project today... grade's still pending.

It's supposed to be a "non-functional study of product design, manufacturing style and / or zeitgeist in Germany" for a certain period - the 1910s in my case.

Turned out to be some slightly steampunkish, fake art-nouveau piece of Prussian warfare technology including obscure electrical installations.

And it fits into a commercially obtainable baking oven. It's actually pretty small; probably fits into a medium-sized microwave oven, too.

Sorry for the crappy image quality.

What's it made of?

The glass is from a butt-ugly lamp (i removed the brass turtle body from beneath it... yuck), the "armor" is some self-curing clay stuff with wire and nails in it, all painted light grey. The base is cardboard with nails, painted.

Sucker, I'm not really sure what it *is* but I'm very impressed. Neat.

Play quilt for my niece.

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Detail block


With much thanks to Hubbin for holding it up for me. :)

I love it. You should paint it a nice rust color with gold or bronze details. It would look pretty sweet with the red and black glass parts too.

Great job, klubbo!

When you start making bookmarks, you're really bored.

I think they came out kinda pretty, though.

Carving:


Result:


I finished my Linocut :D woohoo! My professor and classmates all really liked it so that made my day.

in the works of creating the fishy monster...


its the sloppy final product.


just some skull


a snow pikachu, dang were my fingers cold


another skull and a confused raven(?) hehehe


i made this for my little sister's birthday.


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I edited your code, pls click edit to see how I did it - Kero

deedle, the code is [image.] direct url [/.image] (without the periods)

Worth1000 plushify a worthian contest


Guess who


Another entry...Man from Sun

I have a bit of work and I didn't want to put a crap load of pics up, so I uploaded them to a Facebook album.

Monotype.