| WIP [partim] – Myces page 4 59 days ago by Muke Satyrisks are weird, man. Жуй хуй indeed. Redrew the hand in that left panel like I said I was going to; looks a lot better, I think. The right panel is a bit on the simple side so far; I haven’t gotten to adding the better class of details yet—just working on getting the basic outline blocked out. Muke Tever's arts blog - art.frath.net ·  1 reference |
| WIP [partim] – Myces page 4 74 days ago by Muke To forestall burning questions on what does it say? — The answer is clearly something like “გcsʟԽήɔ_”. I’m definitely going to have to redraw the hand in the right panel. And yes, that is a satyr adding his contribution to a crate full of dicks in the left panel. (All right, it doesn’t really say ”გ ... Muke Tever's arts blog - art.frath.net · 1 reference |
| WIP [partim] – Myces page 4 86 days ago by Muke Worked on the sane panel for a bit. I’m not happy with it chiefly because I still can’t get the hang of drawing people walking. There’s actually a bit of background that was too light to make it into the scan—not much, admittedly, but it’s not going to be a featureless white void. How do you draw wa ... Muke Tever's arts blog - art.frath.net · 1 reference |
| Marsyas, the martyred satyr (or, why I don’t like Tuesdays) 181 days ago by Scott M. This morning, as I sit by the window and watch the sun come up, I can’t help but think of Marsyas. Marsyas was a satyr, one of the male companions of Pan and Dionysus in Greek mythology. If you’re waiting for me to call him “goat-like” because he was a satyr, then good for you. You paid attention in ... The Albatross Times - thealbatrosstimes.wordpress.com |
| Marsyas, the martyred satyr (or, why I don't like Tuesdays) 181 days ago by Scott Martin This morning, as I sit by the window and watch the sun come up, I can’t help but think of Marsyas. Marsyas was a satyr, one of the male companions of Pan and Dionysus in Greek mythology. If you’re waiting for me to call him “goat-like” because he was a satyr, then good for you. You paid attention in ... The Albatross Times - albatross.autoclamp.com |
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