"The Star"

This is my very first litography!! I called it "The Star", but the composition is actually low-key based on The World tarot card :)

Sarah Connor knew all about AI.

This did well on tw!tter, so i'm posting here as well! The crossover you didn't know you needed

People used to comment on web comics.

People used to comment on fanfiction.

People used to comment on fanart.

People used to comment on OCs.

I hate "content" culture.

I hate "consuming content" and scrolling immediately to the next thing.

People used to be excited about the art that other people created.

People used to want to share that excitement with creators.

I hate this future.

I think this is really cool, let's hope my professor at uni thinks do too

Anyway, enjoy :))

✨️ DTIYS ✨️

I made this at the request of my Twitter followers and I am super proud of it!!! If you choose to participate PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE @ me and tag me ( #littleevil0neDTIYS ) so I can see it and love it and share it!!! Thank you to everyone that has supported my work It means the world to me 😊🩷

My first fully painted illustration ever. Made for Howard Lyon's Cosmere art challenge. I liked 'Tress from the Emerald Sea' a lot and wanted to show her as an inventor, this scene in the book was so cool. Huck is also a bit braver here, because he was usually under the bowl. 😅

Oil on board, 40x30cm.

Uh so, anyone else keeping up with the news and concerned about Tumblr striking a deal with OpenAI and Midjourney (possibly opening for data scraping on the site? I mean it's all for the purpose of data gathering). Even if they "generously" added an opt-out option, opt-in should be the default on a site where people willingly share their work. If they cared about artists and content creators (the people who keeps the site alive and makes it what it is), that is.

Considering I know many besides myself who moved back here when the same things happened with Artstation and Twitter/X... 💀

Seriously considering leaving tumblr too </3

It's almost time. Dune is one of my favourite books, I've read it many times and finally we have an excellent movie based on the story, imo on par with Peter Jackson's LOTR.

Can't wait to see the second part in the cinema.

Paul Muad'Dib, graphite pencils in sketchbook, 28x35cm.

One giant tabletop map in ink & watercolors on A2 paper.

This was a custom piece for a DnD homebrew campaign setting, and so much fun to make - especially all the little critter drawings!

If you’re interested in something similar for your own game or book, let me know!

commissions

these human creatures have strange customs. some are nice tho

Silly ocs from my silly novel

Blue da ba dee

Snow Queen My entry for draw this in your style by mary_dimary in Instagram. Graphite pencils in sketchbook, 19cm diameter.

Source Oil on panel, 24 x 18 inches, 2016 For thousands of years, multitudes of agricultural societies have worshiped this bringer of light and warmth, knowing it's critical (if magical seeming) role in growing their life-sustaining crops.

Our sun is the engine that powers our solar system. With slight exception, all the energy we use came from this star. Temperature variations on the earth's surface drive the winds. For billions of years, organisms have been photosynthesizing it's light and storing the energy that we now use as fossil fuels. Our atmosphere traps the sun's heat and keeps us from freezing to unlivable temperatures every night. We have evolved in a stable balance of atmospheric insulation, but now, as we burn billions of years of stored solar energy, we risk breaking that balance.

Luckily, we have found the technology to directly harness the sun's energy without altering our atmosphere. We only need make broad use of these technological (if magical seeming) solar panels to praise our source by laying them out to absorb her light.

Prints: https://robrey.storenvy.com

My final painting this year is this portrait of cute Yuki. It's a tiny, A5 size, oil painting on hdf board.