Black And White Versions Of Some Older Art Pieces I Did

Griffith Observatory, 2000. First sunrise. (from my au)

useless trivia/explanations below ↓

Neil gets out of prison June 14 and this is the morning after, June 15. It was a Thursday and the sun rose at 05:42.

Neil has to get in touch with his parole officer that day, meeting upon which he'll get his nightime curfew; meaning that morning was pretty much his only chance to go out this early (5 or so am...) for a while.

Griffith Observatory is, well, an observatory in LA. You get a pretty nice view of the city from up there. The building itself may be closed that early but you can still get to wherever they are.

The reason Vincent went to that place "more than once in the past few years" is not because he likes it or whatever, it's because Neil told him (in ~96) that he used to go there sometimes for the view (for the lights). So Vincent went too (just to see what it was like, and not at all to feel closer to Neil)

Vincent drives a custom 1992 Ford Crown Victoria, custom as in custom wheels + chrome trims painted in black (...) (...of course). License plate is 3GQD942 (and this is all movie-canon).

They go for food after, a "Hey, this time I'll buy you breakfast on top of coffee" type of thing (said like a joke by a voice that can barely believe it)

Title is written with Cinetype from Grilli Type, a caracter that is "based on a design engineered for a cinema subtitling machine. By using a laser to erase the color layer of the film, very small and brilliantly white letters appear. The laser can only move in straight lines, so the typeface contains no curves." Then Arial for the subtitles (much more neutral, which is what, imo, subtitles should be).

This was my October project, so I guess... It's done. Thanks for reading.

Cartoonist Kim Jung Gi has died of a “sudden” heart attack aged 47.

The South Korean artist was known for his ability to recreate complex scenes entirely from memory and holds the Guinness World Record for “longest drawing by an individual”.

In a statement shared on Wednesday (5 October), collaborator Hyun Jin Kim announced that the artist had died on Monday (3 October) in Paris.

“It is with great sadness and a heavy heart that we inform you of the sudden passing of Kim Jung Gi,” he wrote.

“After finishing his last schedule in Europe, Jung Gi went to the airport to fly to New York, where he experienced chest pains and was taken to a nearby hospital for surgery, but sadly passed away.”

Hyun continued: “After having done so much for us, you can now put down your brushes. Thank you Jung Gi.”

Tony Stark Mopey & Drunk as requested on my Kofi :)

Omg thank you! These are so cool! I love seeing the progression, and in my opinion they're anything but boring. But I do love anatomy so that could be partially why too.

How do you know anatomy so well? How did you practice and how do you approach the poses? I love your art btw, it's gorgeous.

thank u! anatomy has been a special interest since i was a kid :D my dads a surgeon and he would dissect stuff w me :D and i was pre med before i dropped out to become an artist lolololol

and im really lucky in that i basically get to practice art and anatomy everyday for work :D and i still practice in my free time, so i have just like a ton of anatomy books i read and reference and just sketch books full of hands and other boring stuff :,D

and what ive found really helpful in improving is working from live references or working from video :D keeps everything from looking too rigid

Sherlock Holmes Sketch.

Jeremy Brett

WIP of Jimmy. 

Death and the Maiden

Henri Lévi (1900)

Requested by @shane-moriarty