Thread: Moose ! Art

I'm impressed by all of your dogs, you have an excellent sense of form. The
watercolor bear is great too, looks like it came right off a professional
animator's pad in the making of Disney's Brother Bear.

And Spock. Gotta love the Spock.

Originally Posted by Anonymoose

i have no scanner. behold, pictures of my art.
also, check out my other thread called 'Moose ! Photography'.

testing out water colors (this was from today):


drawing pin up girls is a lot of fun:

Thank you so much, both of you. Your comments are much appreciated.

Great drawings!

Your wolverine sketch reminded me of this guy:
http://wolverinedaily.blogspot.com/
Brilliant!

MORE ARRRRT.

a five second sketch i made just to use some left over watercolor paint:



my interpretation of a unicorn:



blind contour of my friend:



tyrannosaurus rex:



another t-rex:



some jolly raptors having a chat:



a quick sketch of my dog (she moves a lot while laying down so it's hard to get a full sketch):



a rabbit character i started creating but never drew again:



i see your mom:



THIS ONE'S FOR YOU RABIA!!



sexy ladaaay:



a messy sketch of a fluffy wolf:



some beautiful post-bio test L4D fanart:



india ink/watercolor/BEAR:



india ink/watercolor/ELK:



india ink/watercolor/COYOTE:



india ink/watercolor/RAVEN:

Quality.

I enjoy the watercolour ones especially. Arty art.

damm... wow thats good art
how long do you spend on each drawing/painting??

These are all really good.

Thank you Mark. I lost.

Nob, I usually don't spend more than an hour and a half on my work. Most of the things I've posted are just quick sketches, things that took less than an hour.
When it comes to wildlife art, I'm very fast. Although I've done two pictures of dogs that took about 5 hours because I drew each hair individually.

Some of the watercolors (like the ones done in ink) took about 30 mins (I usually finished two in one art period at school). Occasionally, when I'm feeling very inspired, I will finish a piece of work in around 2 hours and constantly edit it for the next few days, then I may trace it onto another piece of paper, ink it, color it, etc.

Eventually I'll take some pictures of big art projects though, ones that I've done on large pieces of wood, one of them almost as big as me.

The bear one is reaaallllyyy good.

Hehe. I love the angst smiley.

Everything is superb, and you have a great sense of humour!

Originally Posted by Xox

Hehe. I love the angst smiley.

Everything is superb, and you have a great sense if humour!

Al;akfjlsf THANKS, you sneaky little rabbit.

Hi Anonymoose,

I LOVE the blue bear. I have a little bear who appears in many of my healing dreams. He's like a real bear, alive, but only as tall as the palm of my hand. He's my healer bear, and bears are actually common symbols of healing. One day, he appeared all blue, and I realized he was telling me I was allowing myself to fall into a bit of depression, and needed to take action to turn it around. Before I had my bleeding ulcer actually hurt and need to be diagnosed, he appeared in my shirt pocket in a dream, and bent over double and said, "Tummy hurt!" in a little child's voice. So, your blue bear and the other bear in your second set reminded me of him.

And the raven one made me go "Ooooooo!" I love ravens. The wolves were great too. I think the wildlife ones are my favorites because you really capture them well and the touch of color around them sets them off beautifully. Thanks for sharing!

Moose, I am loving THESE.
THOSE ONES ABOVE.

All of them.

Iris, that's amazing that you have a healing bear. I've been meaning to create some massive bear DC. He'll have antlers and we'll travel the dream world together.
It will be glorious. *o*

Cloud, I am loviing YOU. Secretly, when you're asleep.
;D

Originally Posted by Anonymoose

Iris, that's amazing that you have a healing bear. I've been meaning to create some massive bear DC. He'll have antlers and we'll travel the dream world together.
It will be glorious. *o*

Cloud, I am loviing YOU. Secretly, when you're asleep.
;D

I posted my poem "Listen to the Heartbeat" on my poetry thread for you... it was another dream with Little Bear in it.

Hmmm... antlers might be a problem during winter hibernation... hard to curl up for a long winters sleep, ya know! But traveling the world with a bear sounds as if you've been reading the Golden Compass, or watching the movie? I still have the third book in the series to read, but finished the first two before my dog Shaman died last year, and haven't yet gotten back to them to read the third. Phillip Pullman is the author. Very fascinating, and cool bears!

Gotta go cook now. Hungry dog and hungry dog mama.

I like... them all.

Thank you... very much.

hahaha these are great, you're very skilled but I can tell you don't take yourself too seriously, which is unfortunately somewhat rare in the art world.

post more!

Wow. Some of those were totally amazing.

Out of curiosity, what brands/pencil grades do you use?

i use any pencils i can find. usually ones just laying around.
if i'm lucky, one of my friends will have a pencil set. usually staedtler (the blue ones).

one time i drew a picture with chocolate and other time with soy sauce and a chopstick.

If you're using standard graphite pencils, they are likely HB2. You should consider purchasing a complete pencil set, ranging from 9H to 9B. They REALLY make a difference. Although your art is perfectly fine as it is. :-)

agreed. only like... two of the pictures up there were done with a pencil set.
i was given one for my birthday but it was stolen before i could use it.

one day, i'll stop being lazy, and buy some.