Penwrythe's Anatomy Archive

Fashion designs I made for @a-little-revolution's presentation, Intro to Clothing Alteration, at Little People of Ontario’s Spring Conference! Elliot is working to make fashion accessible for people with dwarfism. Thanks to them for trusting me with this design work!

This was supposed to be in Jan, but delayed for a while until very recently. Currently studying human anatomy through the Loomis and Reilly method, with some help from my Atlas of Human Anatomy for the Artist old textbook.

I'm so tired of articles on intersex variations where the visuals are graphic images of genitals & obviously uncomfortable (semi-)naked people with their faces cropped or blurred out.

It has really been a breath of fresh air to instead have humanizing photos of actual (often famous) intersex individuals as the illustrations for intersex variations, e.g.:

(The colors are exaggerated to show the contrast as well.)

Written text says: (Left) "yay! This character is alive!" (Right) "This one is not"

Instead of the usual warm tone brown skin has, to make it seem dead I opt for a greyish-blue. Take the color you'd use for when they're alive, add a grey/blue toned overlay, and voila!! The result should still be brown, just duller.

To make an overlay, select the color of the skin and then add a new layer. On that layer, color over the selected area with the cool tone. Lower the opacity until it looks how you like. This might differ depending on the software you use, but I use Ibis Paint x.

Belated tenderness

(a commission for strobinell.tattoo on Instagram of her D&D character Astrior and the corpse of his former vampire lover, Silas!

can someone explain what he's talking about i got distracted by his giant jiggling honkers badonkers