@CreachFeach haha it supposed to be super shotgun in perspective 🤣🤣 tried to draw it without references and failed :P

RT @goldeldarka: doom the dark ages

@RafaelCorradeS3 thank you so much!!! there's a plenty of masterpieces in history of art so it just hard not to take inspiration from them :))

@CreachFeach oh if it was official i was happiest person in the world

@LucasWiseman14 hell yeah

@RGroph спасибо:)

RT @RGroph: Cool skeleton goes BRRRR

@griboedo4ka спасибоу!!!

RT @goldeldarka: me at 17 yo and 20 yo 😬 working hard to achieve even a 1/100 of old masters' skill

@Talanar1 hehe she won't but here's another option... 👉😳👈

@Khadriel1 haha, cyber-pencil

@sarossian thanks 🙏 though i think my talent would mean nothing without practice

@maybegleb это одна из моих самых длительных работ вообще. ну, коммерческий стиль, как-никак. наверно, за часов 25. хотя вторая наверно тоже была очень небыстрая, но там и количество деталей больше

@Talanar1 haha i like this pic 🤣 and sometimes i think caveman artists really were the best 😁😁

@canni6albunny now i'm studying classical painting in one of the best academies of fine arts in the world. and i can't imagine myself (as an artist) without classical oil painting. start learning this technique was like step on another level to me

@canni6albunny oh my way is too hard :D mostly it just practice, practice and practice. also i tried to comprehend 100% of things master artists said to me. it helps a lot to achieve the next level in things, but sometimes too hard

@msieurbarto thanks! i can't live without textures hehe

@thedemonjart yeah, it's true that modern society inhibits us to practice in fine art in some way. from the global education system to social media... but i don't want to take comfort of myself with that fact. there're still great heights of skill i want to earn and i feel i can earn