"Ugly Love"

Experiment with making small squares and then weaving them together. MAJOR practice piece. May do more with this, may leave it as-is. Designs based on Paracas textiles.

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On one hand, seeing an in-progress artwork can be a fascinating and enlightening experience. You can see the steps that the artist takes towards their final vision. You can take comfort in the fact that even the most wonderful piece of art was a scribbley piece of shit at some point. On the other had, OH MY FUCKING GOD DON'T LOOK AT MY SHAME I'M NOT DONE YET JESUS.

Really pleased with this page so far.

Once this comic is done, it’ll be over 40 pages. Longest comic I’ve done since middle school, when me and a friend made a comic about an elf and her puppy, who had wings for ears.<

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The Look of Love

original collage portrait available for $35

9 x 9.25in

Ink, marker, water color, loteria pages, floral wrapping paper, and product packaging on found cardboard, coated with matte varnish for increased durability

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(via original illustration face 6 by panicvolkushka on Etsy)

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For my cousin.

(I'm still figuring out Clip Studio Paint.)

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I have created a Rug.

it is cat-approved

A hallway rug, made with yarn from old t-shirts. It’s roughly 8ft long and took about a day to make. I’ve decided it’s too narrow, so I’m gonna make a second and then sew them together down the middle.

The Artistic Process

I’m here, I’m queer, and I’m gonna put my little gay hands all over everything.

Also, here’s an interview of me by Devon Douglas-Bowers of the Hampton Institute

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My first truly articulated doll, capable of standing and posing!

Bonus picture of the growing collection, feat. my roommate’s taxidermy duckling.

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My scanner is morally opposed to my use of highlighter markers and my camera phone is only a bit better.

A trilogy of night shift doodles in my teeny tiny moleskine.

A fellow artist once told me "I thought you were drawings hands wrong, but I realized that you were drawings hands that look like your hands."

I guess my hands are a bit odd. Most of the joints on my fingers are hyperextended. Most people's fingers taper, with the fingertip being the narrowest. My fingertips are actually wider and fleshier than the rest of my finger joints.

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