Let's see your ART!

[jfrey]

Bored at work.

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[lordgalvar]

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This was a t-shirt design I did for Morris Minors in the style of Ed Roth. Brush and India Ink.



My facebook picture...India ink and dip pen (then digitized so I could put yellow)



A demo/cd cover in technical pen

[gunslinger_burrito]

^^^^ I dig those

[backwardsvoyager]

^ yeah dude those are really fucking cool. all distinct in their own way but equally impressive.

[lordgalvar]

Thanks guys. I wish I had something more recent (that album cover was like 8 years ago); it's just what I had access to on my phone.

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A vector drawing I did of Danzig...because Danzig:

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That one from before, before digitalness:

Sketchbook thing:

I wish I had more stuff that wasn't part of a project (actually two of these are from comics but were just test/character sketches). If I draw anything new/every get my portfolio up (after I finish building kitchen cabients), I'll post here instead of spamming haha. Cheers and thanks for taking a look.

[the raytownian]

damn, dude, you're very talented. I love sketchy conceptual-y art like those last two drawings. It seems like it's so effortless and loose, yet it looks amazingly complex and detailed as a whole.
This is the best I can do:

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PS: Hello to, SLK. Never thought I'd run into you here!

[lordgalvar]

Thanks, bud. You're pretty good yourself. You have some good line quality/conciseness that I like. What kind of pen/ink is in the first drawing? The ink is really even.

[the raytownian]

You're pretty good yourself. You have some good line quality/conciseness that I like. What kind of pen/ink is in the first drawing? The ink is really even.

Thanks, that's sweet of you to say. :3

I don't remember what pen I used for that as I did it a month or more ago. I have a bunch of random ones. I think it might've been some run of the mill gel ink ballpoint... It's weird. Sometimes cheap pens will get to a point where they're actually really good for drawing, or you otherwise you just kind of find your own technique with a specific pen if you scribble with one enough... More to the point though, it seems like after a certain amount of abuse, they develop unique line quality and ink dispersal properties...... or something... Every one's different. It's all very zen.

I own and really like using fancy-schmancy Faber-Castell and Staedtler pigment liners, too, but it doesn't appear to be what I was using there.

[lordgalvar]

It looked like a gel pen or one of this old Uni-Ball ball points with the more watery, less greasy ink. I have no luck with those fancy pigment liners//they go bad after like a day with me. I'd rather stick to cleaning a fancy technical pen with india ink than those though. There is some character with old ball points and gel pens that is kind of charming. I use mapping nibs or a Series 7 sable brush with FW acrylic india ink almost exclusively now though. The drying time is a pain though. I really like busting out the random nib for a specific line character and width variation for use in specific situation too (like machines, manufactured stuff, I go for a stiffer consistant line width and for faces/people/living things using a flexible nib for varied line width/built in shading).

I got sick of pulling out things like those microns and they were dry.

My old-school graphos is a blast too.

I think those were done with a takakawa mapping nib (or the more flexible one) and fills with a Pentel Brush pen (which is actually really nice, just the ink cartridges are a bit brown and not very opaque).

Good deal man. Let's get some more stuff up here.

[the raytownian]

I don't have much experience with "nice" pens, but I think what I like about pigment liners is that they kinda-sorta let me imitate the look of lithographs, because they offer really rigid lines that almost imitate a cut mark. The images in old books were a big inspiration to me as a young'n. I loved the scratchy images in old fantasy books like the Narnia series when I was a kid...

Anyway, here's some more of my childish boob/shit/cock-infested stream-of-consciousness scribbling from a week or two ago:

(seems appropriate for today)

I'm pretty sure I did that one with pigment liners, starting off from a really old sketch from around '05 (the face on the weird boob-elephant creature) and building on it.

[ShaolinLambKiller]

nice ray I like how you have some sorta deep sexual frustrations that need to be worked out. haha

and lord really dig the non digital stuff.

[ProCarsteNation]

wow!
there is such a lot of awesome in this thread o_O

yes awesome. right here

[ShaolinLambKiller]

IMMORTAN JOE

[Eivind August]

Fuck yeah, just saw that movie yesterday. Awesome painting, dude.

[ShaolinLambKiller]

Thanks! I saw it the day before opening and it's just been consuming me. I already have a bunch more planned out for painting. this is the first one I was able to complete, so thank you!