Topic: The Art Thread

This is my current project! A World of Warcraft diorama dedicated to the Murlocs!

This is just before I pour the resin to make them stand in their river

I will update once the resin is cured

Here is the finished piece

My next project!

Sculpting part is DONE!!!

@Zuljaras Nice! Where is that from, I kind of recognise it but can't quite put my finger on it. And what is the blue glowing stuff?

@JohnnyShoulder Paladin from World of Warcraft with tier 2 armor set (judgement).

The lights are LED diodes that I have wired at the start and started to build the clay on top

@Zuljaras Ah maybe not, as I've only very briefly played World of Warcraft about 15 years ago lol.

The LED's look very cool, can't wait to see it finished!

My paladin is almost ready to judge some sinners! I need to make him a base and connect the wiring!

My Paladin is done!

First gouache painting!

The video process of the Paladin!

I drew a Peeping Eye from Castlevania Dawn of Sorrow with gouache in my sketchbook

Yo!
My new avatar with new boxing pictures for this year 2025.
BOXING IN BLUE featuring Devlin.

@Zuljaras Loving everything you've posted on here. Here's hoping you can put on your own exhibition one day, if you haven't already.

Here is an article I think all art lovers could find quite interesting, with some great artworks embedded in the text.
https://www.artnews.com/list/art-news/artists/louvre-museu-ex...

@BlAcK_Sw0rDsMaN Thank you so much! I doubt that my work will be on par for an exhibition, though.

My Life Would Blah Without Boxing

@RogueCooper Thought I'd move our chat over here, as, as you said, we were getting rather off-topic in the other Thread. 😂

Have you heard of the (albeit somewhat expensive) book on El LIssitzky, called Wolkenbugel: El Lissitzky as Architect by Richard Anderson? It got a very good review in the Times Literary Supplement. You might enjoy, if you feel like it's worth shelling out for, that is.

I have read some philsophy, principally Nietzsche, I think The Twilight of Idols and Ecce Homo were my favourites, plus Zen and the art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert .M. Pirsig is a great read, but enough on non-art related books here, or we'll have to move to yet another thread!

Cecily Brown is a British artist, whose work I'm fond of. She has a catalogue available called The Triumph of Death ,created during the pandemic, which hearkens back to the Breughel painting of the same name.

Long time, no post

For the past 2 days I have been working on a sculpture of the necromancer from Diablo 2.

I just need to finish the 3 skeletons coming out of the ground and I can start painting