r/TraditionalArt

Aquarelle & gouache sur papier Arches.

Thoughts on this, also how would you paint this?

Full timelapse in my channel if anyone's curious about the process. https://youtu.be/SE3MCqd6nrk

#sculpture
#art

I am a self-taught traditional artist who does furry and anime style art, a lot of these are old (I see things I could fix but I'd rather try drawing it again then trying to find it and fix it X3) but the last few are a lot more recent, any advice to help improve (still struggle with hair a bit) would be appreciated, otherwise what does everyone think? <3

This hermit crab sculpture is inspired by my very first childhood pet. It captures cherished memories, curiosity, and the simple joy of nature, celebrating the timeless bond between people and the natural world.

This was done in 2o2o for @necroticgnome for OSE. Such a fun scene of gnomes fighting goblins in a cave. Strange how many projects I’ve worked on over the years somehow get lost in my mind until I go looking thru old piles of works. Do you see your own works sometimes and have to look twice to see if you actually drew it? Do you look at them and see how far ahead you were than you are now? Join the club! That’s art!