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Artist-in-Residence Sarah Comfort appreciates this specific, familiar graphic quality of digital imagery. “If you look at my lines, you can see that they’re pixelated,” she says. “It’s normal for a digital image to try to fool the eye into thinking it’s something else, something real. But I’m not trying to hide that these were created on a computer.” Read more about Sarah on our blog: bit.ly/sarah-comfort
This is a bunny I made up. He still doesn't have a name yet. But I'm quite proud of him. Took 4-5 hours. All done in GIMP with a tablet.
I'm getting Corel Painter Essentials 3 for Xmas! yay, I can't wait.
This was originally produced for the Bristol Mardi Gras Festival 2003 which didnt happen, I have used it on various things over the years.
What sex do you think they are?
My favourite people always say something like 'they dont have one they are just beautiful'
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Teacher Bert is a created animation sim and rig. His head can be put on to any generically designed clothing. Created in Adobe Illustrator and Animate 2020
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Composite of drawings made with the amazingly cool web-based drawing app "Scribbler Too" made by Mario Klingermann which was based off of the original "Scribbler" by Ze Frank.
Artist-in-Residence Sarah Comfort appreciates this specific, familiar graphic quality of digital imagery. “If you look at my lines, you can see that they’re pixelated,” she says. “It’s normal for a digital image to try to fool the eye into thinking it’s something else, something real. But I’m not trying to hide that these were created on a computer.” Read more about Sarah on our blog: bit.ly/sarah-comfort
Artist-in-Residence Sarah Comfort appreciates this specific, familiar graphic quality of digital imagery. “If you look at my lines, you can see that they’re pixelated,” she says. “It’s normal for a digital image to try to fool the eye into thinking it’s something else, something real. But I’m not trying to hide that these were created on a computer.” Read more about Sarah on our blog: bit.ly/sarah-comfort
This drawing was inspired by the poem "Eight Balloons" from the book "A Light in the Attic" by Shel Silverstein. The poem is about a bunch of balloons that aren't being sold to anyone, so they break loose and fly off to do things they want to do, but they all end up getting popped. Well, in this case, my drawing does not include eight balloons. Instead, it includes nine! I drew an extra balloon, because why not? Shel's poems are a lot of fun to read, and the illustrations in some of his books give me plenty of inspiration for drawing.
Even though the poem that this drawing was based on didn't say what colors the balloons were, I decided to give my balloons some nice, bright colors to make my drawing pop. (Get it?)
Digital poison dart frog drawing created by me and made into stickers! Laminated and hand-cut by me too! (Part of my Sticker sets available on Etsy).
Just doing a bit of digital drawing the other day on a draw request board. Someone asked for a redhead & this is what I came up with.
Artist-in-Residence Sarah Comfort appreciates this specific, familiar graphic quality of digital imagery. “If you look at my lines, you can see that they’re pixelated,” she says. “It’s normal for a digital image to try to fool the eye into thinking it’s something else, something real. But I’m not trying to hide that these were created on a computer.” Read more about Sarah on our blog: bit.ly/sarah-comfort
Artist-in-Residence Sarah Comfort appreciates this specific, familiar graphic quality of digital imagery. “If you look at my lines, you can see that they’re pixelated,” she says. “It’s normal for a digital image to try to fool the eye into thinking it’s something else, something real. But I’m not trying to hide that these were created on a computer.” Read more about Sarah on our blog: bit.ly/sarah-comfort