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Brianna Eisman Brianna Eisman
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A Rainbow

Embark on a journey through the mesmerizing world of our colorful rainbow artwork doodle drawing. This captivating creation is a vibrant symphony of hues that come together in harmonious chaos. Every stroke of the pen is a burst of energy, every line a dance of colors that evoke emotions and spark imagination. From the rich reds that symbolize passion to the serene blues that whisper tranquility, each shade tells a story. This artwork is a celebration of diversity, a reminder that beauty thrives in differences. It's a reminder of the positivity that radiates when we embrace the spectrum of life. The meticulous detailing and intricate patterns invite you to explore every nook and cranny, discovering hidden gems with each gaze. Hang this masterpiece in your space, infuse your surroundings with its dynamic spirit. Let the vivid colors breathe life into your world, a testament to the joyful, vibrant, and kaleidoscopic nature of existence.

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Junkyard Sam Junkyard Sam Plus Member
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The Pyramid

My first drawing in the new Rebelle 7 by Escape Motions. Go wild with the new metallic paint or turn it down low for a subtle sheen that adds interest to simple paintings.

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Bożena Kwon Bożena Kwon
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Emotions

Reference photo by @alifalak_artwork

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Apriccot Apriccot
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Infatuation

Pencil Eye Study

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Ana Ana
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Faces

Faces and emotion

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Hermit Hermit
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THE HORROR

(Gel Fineliner on A5 Paper) One of the most horrific situations you could ever be in. You're going through the motions and you turn to see that there's no toilet paper left! With no-one to help you, you know you're going to have to make that terrible choice.....Your socks or your underwear!

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Valeria Valeria
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The two faced taffy man (drug lord)

A.Taffelers is one of the most influential yet richest drug lords (richer than ruthleen and parslip) and also one of the youngest at 27 years old.Taffelers is highly temperamental yet cunning,he often has mood swings which leads to him having emotional outbursts (most of the time pulling his face or his "hair")he was homeless at a young age,went through foster care many times and never went to high school.His ex Darcel Cerise,who's the daughter of a deceased drug lord,met him and fell in love with him.years after he replaced her father and forgot about Taffelers and joined Madames Morada's mob.He,Ruthleen and parsnip are not enemies but simple rivals.all of his underlings are candy people

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Scott Ries Scott Ries
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A Body in Motion

Pencil Sketch

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Apriccot Apriccot
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Sometimes

"Sometimes everything seems so far away. Sometimes even breathing is hard." thes - 0.3mm led, white led, eraser - Videos: https://www.youtube.com/apricotjams https://www.instagram.com/_apricotjams - Podcast: https://www.apricotjamspodcast.com Available Everywhere - Business Inquiries & Paypal Donation: apricotjamspodcast@gmail.com

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Neil Tackaberry Neil Tackaberry
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Shock

The look of shock. High contrast drawing with graphite pencil on paper, (size A5). Drawn in 2004.

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Ania Pawlik Ania Pawlik
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Connection

I am interested in connection between a human and an animal. This unique, individual emotional, almost telepathic connection that is so abstract that only art could possible be bale to materialize it . ..like another different universe...

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pARTicia pARTicia
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I see blue

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Kfir Weizman Kfir Weizman
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doodle

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Leah Lucci Leah Lucci
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Masks, Part 1
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I spent a chunk of my New Years break rendering masks in ink and watercolor. I can't get over their shapes and the emotionality of them.

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Ania Pawlik Ania Pawlik
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emotional self-portrait

Experimenting with things from my sketchbook and digital way to glue everything together

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Elle Duffey Elle Duffey
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(Cow)boys Dont Cry

Cowboys have feelings too

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FRENEMY FRENEMY Plus Member
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Youtube Painting Series

I started a new youtube series called Paint With Frenemy. Channeling Bob Ross in short painting videos. Check it out if you like and please like an subscribe! I'lll be posting new videos every Sunday 9am eastern time. This week video I paint a happy little taco with some stop motion animation mixed into the painting process. Link here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Hfj3xBju_c

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Valeria Valeria
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Octopus

I love cephalopods...mainly octopi In my opinion, people shouldn't eat cephalopods,they are extremely intelligent they can also feel emotional pain as well.

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Derek Lowes Derek Lowes
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Impalla, Wart Hog and Topi

Impalla, Wart Hog and Topi is a strange painting of a young doll like female puppet head with large intimidating eyes. The scary doll head puppet looks like a frozen predator. Her expression almost ferrel but still oddly innocent at the same time. I chose the vintage storybook background based on the mottled rich tones of the paper itself and the fact that the title refers to prey and predators in Africa. It is an excerpt from an old African adventure story. I love the arresting expression and bright colours of this painting. She has great stopping power and evokes all kinds of emotions.

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Joer_B Joer_B
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Grasping Hand II

Sketchbook work. Hands convey a surprising amount of emotion, which is the reason I love drawing them.

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Paul Mennea Paul Mennea
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emationally involved

emotionally involved - coloured aquarell and black ink on washed newspaper 40x30 cm

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Maia Palomar Maia Palomar
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Inside Out and Upside Down
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It's crazy to think that we've been in a pandemic for a year or to think we could ever get used to this new way of life. March 13th, 2020 was the day everything stopped for me: it was the last day I went to school and the last day I went to gymnastics for 5 months. The promise of two weeks' time, something I somewhat desperately held onto. Going into this, no one knew what to expect, it was the first time many of us saw life as we know it stop. Quarantine has definitely taught me a lot emotionally, mentally, and how to reach out and work through (and what bad panic attacks feel like :) ). I think it also goes without saying that I got through most of this because of the people around me, and I can't say enough how grateful I am to be surrounded by such amazing people. So, here I am. Life is still pretty rocky, but it's a process. Thank you to everyone who's been along for the ride so far ❤

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Ashima Bawa Ashima Bawa
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The open mind

Since quarantine started last year. I have been at my desk creating stuff. Art has been a great channel for all my emotions.

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Robert Falagrady Robert Falagrady
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Jerky motion

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Maia Palomar Maia Palomar
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Blanket Emotions

It's an odd feeling to reexperience the old anger and frustration I thought I had overcome, but, in all reality, I've been letting it creep back in for a while now. There was a moment of fear, it's still in the back of my mind, I'm afraid to slip back into the mental place I was a couple of years back. I'd like to say I've finally realized that it's ok to be afraid, and even a bit frustrated, but it's a matter of how I handle those emotions and my own reactions that make the difference.

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Bleu Hope Bleu Hope Plus Member
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“Dazey For The Crazy”, November 2019.

Friday night’s alright for creating...

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Barbara Weeks Barbara Weeks
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Motion – Grandsons watching TV

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Steve Martinez Steve Martinez
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Art by Steve Martinez

Shameless self promotion

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Karen Lin Karen Lin
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Movement III

Studying legs in motion

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Josh Gee Josh Gee
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Elf in motion

And they say that the elves in the Wilderness had no names for their gods , perhaps that is why they have all been forgotten . They did not call them gods , the elves liked to call them "spirits" . The unknowable primal forces granted them abilities . They could implore the trees for aid . And call upon mighty winds to defend them . And ask the rivers and rain for healing and comfort . And in return, they tended the garden of the great spirits , ever watchful and protective of the many lifeforms that lived within the great circle. We are all part of the great circle, the only way to escape it is to cut yourself off form everyone and everything , it is a hard path ... . . . . thank you

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