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Anna Anna
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Pizza Night

made with gel ink pen for a future art book about mediterranean way of life. A bit different in the colors choice this time

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Sneezy Sneezy
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VOLCANA

VOLCANA (MARVEL COMICS) DONE 2015. ORIGINAL ART WAS THROWN AWAY Marsha Rosenberg was born in Denver, Colorado. She was a day care center employee who, along with her friend Skeeter, was among the residents of Denver transported to the Beyonder's "Battleworld" during Marvel Comics' first Secret Wars limited series. Seeking power and respect, she and Skeeter agreed to serve Doctor Doom in exchange for super powers. Doctor Doom had learned how to operate a machine utilizing alien technology. He used it to grant Rosenberg the ability to transform into a molten lava form with powerful thermal energy blasts, hence her codename "Volcana". She allied herself with Doctor Doom and the criminal faction and battled the She-Hulk in a confrontation with the heroic faction.[1] During the series, she developed a relationship with the supervillain Molecule Man, Owen Reece.[2] She bargained with the Enchantress,[3] and then battled the Enchantress with the intent to renege on her bargain.[4] During the Secret Wars II limited series, Marsha was residing back on Earth with Owen Reece. They hosted the Beyonder upon his arrival on Earth.[5] She tricked the Molecule Man into challenging the Beyonder[6] and then participated in the defeat of the Beyonder.[7] Some time later she accompanied the Molecule Man and the Fantastic Four to the Beyonder's universe. She separated from the Molecule Man when he apparently became irrevocably merged into another "cosmic cube" along with the Beyonder. Unlike her friend Skeeter who became the supervillainess Titania, Marsha did some superhero work.[8] She battled the Wizard[9] and Moonstone.[10] Volcana assisted the Avengers in repairing the damage to the Earth's crust caused by the Beyonder.[11] Volcana later took a comatose Molecule Man to the army hospital. After Molecule Man recovered, he turned the tent they were in into a hot air balloon as Captain Marvel's hologram wanted to talk. Volcana destroyed the projection. Because of the Silver Surfer, Volcana and Molecule Man were redirected to the Avengers and the Fantastic Four. After a brief fight, Molecule Man and Volcana were allowed to return to their apartment in Denver.[12] Later, she was briefly reunited with a de-powered Molecule Man (who had mysteriously returned to Earth) and battled Klaw. It was at that time that she gained the ability to assume volcanic rock and volcanic ash forms. She subsequently discovered that, just before his supposed "death," Molecule Man had secretly "willed" her a portion of his reality-warping power, and it was this power that gave her the ability to manifest these other forms at critical times, just when she needed them. Once he regained his power from her, she found herself no longer able to tolerate the darker side of his personality. She terminated their relationship, although Molecule Man vowed to one day prove his full love to her.[13] After losing a lot of weight, Volcana attended the wedding of Absorbing Man and Titania. Marsha discovered that Molecule Man was also invited. When Volcana went to check up on Titania following the supervillain attendees' fight with She-Hulk, she encountered Crystal, and Hydro-Man arrived to help Volcana until Crystal was defeated by Molecule Man.[14] Molecule Man still pined for Volcana. He captured Doc Samson, and after a fight with Doc Samson and She-Hulk, Molecule Man escaped and used his powers to carve Volcana's face in Mount Rushmore. Marsha saw the news of this on TV but did not suspect that Molecule Man was who made it happen.[15] During the "Fear Itself" storyline, Titania commented how Volcana just came along for the ride back when Titania was brought to Battleworld as she tells Dr. Wooster at the Farnum Observational Facility in Upstate New York.[16] Nightwatch later hired Volcana and Titania to fight She-Hulk in order to keep her from getting the documents that would incriminate him. With the help of her secretary Angie Huang, her supernatural monkey Hei Hei, and Hellcat, She-Hulk was able to defeat them with Huang redirecting Volcana's fire attack back to Volcana enough to melt her.[17] Powers and abilities Marsha Rosenberg gained superhuman powers through genetic manipulation by highly advanced technology performed by Doctor Doom. As Volcana, she originally had the ability to convert her entire body into a plasma form, in which she blazes with white-hot intensity, at times setting aflame any surface beneath her. In her human form, the 6 ft 5 in (1.96 m)[citation needed] tall Marsha has long black hair, and often wears only her magenta-colored swimsuit; her clothing is manufactured from unstable molecules, thus it is not destroyed when she is in her plasma form. The alien technology that empowered her makes her powers totally undetectable when she is in human form. Her plasma form grants her superhuman durability and consists of highly charged particles which surround her in white-hot flame and is able to emit controlled bursts of thermal energy up to 40 ft (12 m).[citation needed] She later gained the ability to convert her body into a stone form, a volcanic rock (basalt)-like composition which still enables movement and grants her superhuman strength. She subsequently gained an ash form, a volcanic ash (pumice)-like composition whose configuration she can shift, shape and control at will. Volcana cannot make partial transformations; she can possess the attributes of only one of her forms at a time. Monitoring devices subcutaneously implanted by Doctor Doom can be triggered to stimulate the aggression centers of her brain.

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Dean C. Graf Dean C. Graf Plus Member
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Monochromatic still life

Finding edges is a conversation between values. That sounds political. Like Ruskin's observation that drawing is soiling the paper delicately.

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Ian Addison Ian Addison
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Observations from a Café Window, 1

The first of four illustrations drawn from... well, the name of the piece! :)

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Dean C. Graf Dean C. Graf Plus Member
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3 views of a lightbulb

An exercise in observation - quick sketch. I was told that if I made a drawing a day for 365 days, that in a year, I might have a couple nice drawings.

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Steph Steph
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Old Man in Hat

Practicing observational drawing. Continuous contour line drawing of a man I do not know. I bet he has some amusing stories.

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Elias Rosenshaw Elias Rosenshaw
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Observation

Elias Rosenshaw 12/11/2021 Filtered photography

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Bleu Hope Bleu Hope Plus Member
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Misery Bliss, September 2021.

Some folks in this world tend to get a kick out of their more negative impulses and for all sorts of trivial reasons. Had to crank out something in response to my thoughts on the matter here! On a lighter note, any excuse to draw an irrawaddy dolphin is a good one...:)

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Bleu Hope Bleu Hope Plus Member
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Thought Processional, August 2021.

August it seems brings out the sluggish side of me...whatever the case, I'm back at it for now folks! :)

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Bleu Hope Bleu Hope Plus Member
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“You Should Know I Have One Of Those Three-Legged Dogs”, July 2021.

Thank the maker for weekends past, hangovers and random observations that inspire.

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arabbitwithwings arabbitwithwings
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21.03.21

an observational study, photo reference is somewhere in here: http://www.petnyaku.com/photo/kucing-dan-anjing-kalau-ngantuk-ya-nguap-aja-gak-peduli-tempat/

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Dean C. Graf Dean C. Graf Plus Member
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Another comfy mall chair

Observation while waiting.

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Dean C. Graf Dean C. Graf Plus Member
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Thoughtful Observations - 4 mn each

What happens if you really only look in the mirror, and not at the paper?

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Dean C. Graf Dean C. Graf Plus Member
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Staff meeting

Observation of people and ideas

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Dean C. Graf Dean C. Graf Plus Member
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Bird

Observation

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Dean C. Graf Dean C. Graf Plus Member
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Going Bananas

Observational pencil sketch of bananas.

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Bleu Hope Bleu Hope Plus Member
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“Peak Freaky”, January 2021.

Been aching to draw one of these for a while now! Can’t knock goblin sharks, that’s for sure.

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Bleu Hope Bleu Hope Plus Member
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Binary, January 2021.

I keep seeing the word 'binary' crop up a lot in various discourses I’ve caught a glance at recently, whether it pertains to discussions around things like cancel culture or countless other things too numerous to mention. Funny what the lack of a middle ground these days does to certain people, irrespective of their political/ethical viewpoints...

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Bleu Hope Bleu Hope Plus Member
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Memory Of Barbaric Customs, December 2020.

Whenever I’m channel surfing, I often find myself stumbling into a film midway through it’s running time, and tend to stick around if there’s elements that pique my curiosity and just catch my eye etc. My Girl 2, of all films, was one of them this time around. A line about “barbaric customs” or roundabouts prompted me to pick up my drawing kit...and here we are!

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Maia Palomar Maia Palomar
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Crinkled Fabric

I suppose this was just a tester/practice piece? My first actual still life from observation and my first time actually using charcoal (yes, I've never truly used charcoal before. Charcoal and pastels are two things I avoid. Their looseness and freeness scare me, considering how rigid I can be). Not sure how to feel about this one. I'm my worst critic, and I've known that for a long time now. There's a lot of practice and progress to be made, but it turned out half-way decent.

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Ceskus Ceskus
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Carabiners

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Bleu Hope Bleu Hope Plus Member
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Times Unchange, February 2020.

A creature of habit until the end, that's me.

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Bleu Hope Bleu Hope Plus Member
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“My Family Values”, February 2020.

The sequel to “Another Fine Soul Lost To Parenthood”.

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Bleu Hope Bleu Hope Plus Member
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Another Fine Soul Lost To Parenthood, February 2020.

It seems like most people I know these days are starting families, so I figured I'd respond in the way I know best...

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Bleu Hope Bleu Hope Plus Member
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Skeptych, February 2020.

A tribute to The Fall and the genius of Mark E. Smith. Not much I can really add to that!

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Bleu Hope Bleu Hope Plus Member
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“Big Brother (From Another Mother)”, February 2020.

Continuing my prolific streak as of late, because why not?

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Bleu Hope Bleu Hope Plus Member
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“Dreamjob”, February 2020.

Wednesday wind-down time! Took a wander to my local coffee shop and came back with this. A job well done I’d say :)

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Bleu Hope Bleu Hope Plus Member
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Vegetarian Carnivores, February 2020.

It gets weird in Bleu's world most times, and for that I regret absolutely nothing.

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Bleu Hope Bleu Hope Plus Member
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“Flashbackwards_mk.2.maybe3”, January 2020.

Leave the light on for us Scottish folks Europe, thank you!

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Amélya Bernard Amélya Bernard
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Vue au Mont Bélair

Here is a painting I made from observation on the top of Mont Bélair in Canada, just before sunset. I am painting those in a 5x8 very convenient moleskin watercolor book. I previously eyeballed the dimensions of this book at 4x6 when I had no ruler to verify but I was slightly wrong. Now the info is exact. :)

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