Not bad all in all...nice linework on the figures. The only problem is the saber that the green-skinned caped bad guy is wielding (?) has no handle, just a hilt & a blade. Also, where's the bad guy's hand & arm holding it? The hilt & back end of the blade are apparently lighter than air while the point is not. Other than those issues, the piece is great.
That's an awful lotta pumpkins! They'll make enough pies to feed Chicago...but seriously, it's good. I'm just happy to see someone else on here working in traditional media for a change.
Interesting. I like the texture in this piece...
Also, the title is good advice. We all spend too much time in front of screens these days.
It's good to see someone else here working in traditional media. Well done but...this is not a professor whose class I would want to attend! Seriously, though, it's good. Reminds me of when I was more into Lovecraft's stories. Now this is inspiring me to reread a few again. *thumbs up*
Love working with traditional mediums, I work digitally at my job so it's nice to switch to paint and brushes after that. Hehe no? I'd love to be in his class if he was a teacher, would be very interesting! I'm a huge Lovecraft fan and other cosmic horror lore!
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