Gazehound's Art
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No Problem c: That sounds great, I would like to become an Illustrator myself, possibly work on children's books, but I am not entirely sure where I want to go with it. And I know, some of the art colleges near me are pretty expensive, however the community college I am in now has some great art programs 
mangoparade - hehe, that's so sweet, thank you <3
Aka - thanks! Most of the pieces here are watercolor and pen, and I also have a lot of fun working with a big ol' pack of Crayola crayons. Almost all of the art I do lately is digital, drawn in Paint Tool SAI, and are commissions that are a little more simple, clean, and cartoony than art I would make for myself.
My inspiration comes mainly from the beauty of animal anatomy, from the music I listen to, and from feeling strongly negative emotions. Artists like Edward Gorey and Theophile Steinlen inspire me a lot, as do specific styles of art, such as 1800's children's book illustrations and 1950's book cover illustrations.
Aka - thanks! Most of the pieces here are watercolor and pen, and I also have a lot of fun working with a big ol' pack of Crayola crayons. Almost all of the art I do lately is digital, drawn in Paint Tool SAI, and are commissions that are a little more simple, clean, and cartoony than art I would make for myself.
My inspiration comes mainly from the beauty of animal anatomy, from the music I listen to, and from feeling strongly negative emotions. Artists like Edward Gorey and Theophile Steinlen inspire me a lot, as do specific styles of art, such as 1800's children's book illustrations and 1950's book cover illustrations.
