Mar 13
Practice sketches I did the other night!
Can you tell who’s my favorite to draw?
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Practice sketches I did the other night!
Can you tell who’s my favorite to draw?
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Not super great at forced perspective yet but fortunately I am fuelled by the sweet pure love of the game (imagining hot supernatural lesbians who could kill me)
"The King of Curses"
Sketch I made recently to practice painting smoke and creating details by ommission. This was definitely a challenge hahah. Painting smoke is so difficult
Pose practice wit espio, haven’t seen that guy in a minute
The Hairstyle meme 💙
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“Back at home my wife awaits for me. She’s my everything; my Penelope.”
Throughout the Odyssey, Odysseus had placed Penelope at a high pedestal. His devotion so ground breaking that he’s willing to go through so many lengths to meet his wife — a being so pure and bright in his eyes.
As years go on, Odysseus only sees her as this beam of hope, talking of himself as a tainted figure in comparison; unable to find any reason to push forward if it were not for his Polaris. Ultimately having situations, like in the musical, where he begs for Penelope in his dreams to see him as no different to the man she once loved. In fear that if he does come back, he had become too corrupt and disproportionate for her to recognize.
Mind that I like to think he had forgotten that time has changed her too — making her wiser and more cunning. The Penelope he talks of when influencing himself and others is only a still portrait of her younger self from when he had left Ithaca.
Coco Gauff
Some Shadow expressions for practice :)