artsyrup:

Sterling Clinton Hundley

viivus:

I made a walkthrough of my process for drawing faceted stones! Judging by the timestamps from the screenshots I took, drawing this one stone took an hour and three minutes, although I know I went and checked tumblr a couple times while I was working, so let’s just call it an hour.

Now MISCELLANEOUS NOTES

• This walkthrough assumes you already know how to use layer masks, clone stamp, and lasso tool. There’s also one part where I didn’t label it, but I inverted the selection so I could keep my lines consistent. It’s in the third image.
• Unfortunately I can’t really help with colour choice and the actual colouring of the pinwheel shape that makes of the back facets, but you can kind of see that I tended to colour with lines that cut across the facets and and kept the outer parts of the facets darker. It would probably be best to find a reference to work from!
• This particular cut of stone is called the ‘brilliant’ cut.
• There’s actually a lot of internal reflection business that goes on in a stone, but I elected to ingore all of it since at a distance you can’t really tell anyway.

now GO FORTH AND DAZZLE YOUR FRIENDS WITH YOUR SPARKLE

beatonna:

There’s something wonderful about Marvin Bileck’s minimal illustrations for All About the Stars.  

not-a-comedian:

It’s finiiished! I made this animation short during October (only a month so I had to limit the animation a lot). It got some very light gore in it and lots of spooks. And some familiar music I got permission to use :)

Thanks for watching and Happy Halloween!!

thebrainscoop:

venomouswalrus:

THOSE TEETH! HANDS DOWN COOLEST TEETH!

From Chicago Adventure, Part Three: Little Skeletons

Adaptive evolution is thrilling! Look how specialized! wonderful! crazy!