Hello, gang!

I’m an indie artist new to Lemmy trying to make his mark on the community. I wouldn’t say I’m a great artist but I am a kind of good artist. One of my favorite things is engaging communities on the internet and making connections. I’m into superheroes, sci-fi, and horror.

So I’m here to ask, what should I draw next? Depending on the response, I may not be able to get to everything, but I may be able to bang a few out over the next few days. Let me know!

Edit: fixed a Lenny-typo. Oops!

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    1 month ago

    Please do post your results to artshare@lemmy.world if you want to, it seriously needs a bump upwards :-)

    I love drawings/paintings with human interaction, like two persons bartering for example. What about that in a sci-fi outside marketplace?

    Cheers

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      1 month ago

      Thanks for the recommendation. I’m in artshare now and enjoying it. That’s the community I plan on posting everything that comes from this thread!

      I love the idea of two robots arguing over the conversion ratio of nuts to bolts. You might be on to something there. :)

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        For me it has/can have everything; faces, interaction, full bodies, perspective, composition, colors …

        Will be seing forward to your work if you go down that road for sure!

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      Oops! Embarrassing auto-correct I missed. I wonder how many more times that’s going to happen. Fixed now, thank you for pointing it out!

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        I liked the lapsus too. Maybe some scene with something Lenny/Lemmy-related could be worth a drawing? ;)

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      The first thing that sprung to mind would be a maker / sculptor kind of deal: A realistic-looking duck except for the fact that it’s made from strips of old car tyre.

      But I guess OP could imagine and draw that without someone actually making it.

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      Man, I’m such a horror guy at art, I’d love to draw more scary stuff but my style is so cartoony and cutesy that every attempt results in an abject failure.

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        On the contrary, the most effective "I’m sorry Jon"s are the ones that juxtapose the banality of everyday with horror. If you did a 4 panel Garfield “cartoony” cartoon, but in the last panel just had a subtle tentacle lying on the table. That could be quite effective! Lol

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          Got it, I think I understand. Your confidence in me is giving me hope. I’ll add it to the list and see what I can come up with. Thank you!

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    A cyber dragon. Partly crafted, party genetically modified, it’s a specimen that crawled out from the filth of the under city where ancient runes still transmit data from a lost technology.

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      I love the imagery and potential for world building with this. It might be too much detail for this exercise but I’ll see what I can do.