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Heyyy Wuzzup Wuzzup! This time I drew Chara from undertale as a monster after absorbing all the human souls. It was inspired by bearmantooth Monster Suit art. When I saw it, I said yeah that would be perfect for a warped monster Chara
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The amazing digital art of bearmantooth
Beginner's Guide to Sketching: Characters, Creatures and Concepts
Ancient Ravenskye Gods by Mike Bear (bearmantooth)
‘Murrica by Mike Bear
Done for now. Original art by bearmantooth
(hes missing his mouse I know, I will add it soon)
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Happy New Year! I put together a website over the holiday vacation. There are a lot of progress sketches for many of the projects, as well as a print shop. I'll be adding more to it soon. bearmantooth.com
Bear Dance Sculpture!
Today was bearmantooth's birthday; another insanely talented artist here at work! This piece is based on his iconic dancing bear illustration
Happy Birthday, Mike, enjoy!!
This guy started as a Zbrush model again. Click for Interactive Turntable (if there's nothing here you may need to use a different browser):
And here's the model fresh from the 3d printers at Shapeways.com!:
And this is the the model with base colors painted in acrylics and silver nail polish ;)
And the end result! Final details were added using dry brushed acrylic, chalk pastel and clear nail polish, of course :P He was mounted on a board of wood, which was painted and fitted with a small clay wedge to prop it up at an angle :)
