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Posted 4 years agoFollow me on Twitter for more frequent updates:
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Toe wiggle animation
Posted 5 years agoGet cute paw art!
Posted 5 years ago
Mr.AlphaBitesTheir art is very fun and eye catching and colorful. It has a playful manner check them out!
Commission them! They have only a few slots open:
https://www.furaffinity.net/journal/9519024/
Micro/Macro Paw
Posted 5 years agoJust wanted to gauge interest in Macro Micro Paw and see what you'd like to see and I could draw inspiration from.
Latest work:
https://www.furaffinity.net/view/36685886/
Latest work:
https://www.furaffinity.net/view/36685886/
Much Thanks!
Posted 6 years agoI want to say thank you to all my fans!
I adore reading all of your comments in my shouts.
Much love!
I adore reading all of your comments in my shouts.
Much love!
Join us!
Posted 6 years agoJoin us leave your fields to flower...
Join us leave your cheese to sour...
Join us come and waste an hour or two!
I'm now on Patreon. Come show your support! Let's create art together.
https://www.patreon.com/Genitor
Join us leave your cheese to sour...
Join us come and waste an hour or two!
I'm now on Patreon. Come show your support! Let's create art together.
https://www.patreon.com/Genitor
A talented Artist: Sodiepawp
Posted 7 years agoI introduce to you a lovely artist who creates fun and cheerful images.
Sodiepawp is inspired by music and has a great style that expresses emotion.
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Sodie is very creative and has many interests including sculpting in clay, fur suit head construction, playing sports and cooking.
Some of my favorite pieces by Sodie:
www.furaffinity.net/view/27030587
www.furaffinity.net/view/27119096
Check out sodiepawp today!
Sodiepawp is inspired by music and has a great style that expresses emotion.
sodiepawp sodiepawp sodiepawpSodie is very creative and has many interests including sculpting in clay, fur suit head construction, playing sports and cooking.
Some of my favorite pieces by Sodie:
www.furaffinity.net/view/27030587
www.furaffinity.net/view/27119096
Check out
sodiepawp today!Vincent Van Gogh
Posted 7 years agoGreat work doesn’t come out of a vacuum.
No one succeeds alone.
During his early 20s Van Gogh had many occupations then at 27 he taught himself how to draw and to paint. With no formal training created an enormous body of work. Through sheer stubbornness. Today he is remembered for his creativity and intensity.
But you may not know that he wasn’t a lone painter. He had help. His younger brother, Theo, was his biggest advocate. He supported Vincent and encouraged him when times were tough and they often were.
In Paris, Vincent met The French Impressionists who helped him improve his sloppiness and learned. He eventually joined them and thru Theo’s connections formed The Painters of the Petite Boulevard.
Van Gogh was not an island. He was part of a rag tag group of misfits who banded together.
Thriving artists seek out places art is made and formed their own networks of advocates and fellow creatives.
A starving artist tries to work alone and tries to make art in a vacuum.
Be a thriving artist.
Source: Real Artists Don’t Starve, Jeff Goins
No one succeeds alone.
During his early 20s Van Gogh had many occupations then at 27 he taught himself how to draw and to paint. With no formal training created an enormous body of work. Through sheer stubbornness. Today he is remembered for his creativity and intensity.
But you may not know that he wasn’t a lone painter. He had help. His younger brother, Theo, was his biggest advocate. He supported Vincent and encouraged him when times were tough and they often were.
In Paris, Vincent met The French Impressionists who helped him improve his sloppiness and learned. He eventually joined them and thru Theo’s connections formed The Painters of the Petite Boulevard.
Van Gogh was not an island. He was part of a rag tag group of misfits who banded together.
Thriving artists seek out places art is made and formed their own networks of advocates and fellow creatives.
A starving artist tries to work alone and tries to make art in a vacuum.
Be a thriving artist.
Source: Real Artists Don’t Starve, Jeff Goins
Artist Showcase
Posted 7 years agoToday we introduce 
AngelBlancoArts
Angel has been drawing since they could pick up a pencil and even got in trouble for drawing on the walls in their Pre-K classroom's wall!
I adore Angel’s character designs. They are bright eyed and cheerful and professional looking. Angel is influenced by cartoons and by traditional painters.
Angel is open for commissions:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/27072831/
Here are some examples:
Badges and portraits
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/26613210/
Scenery and multiple characters
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/10659736/
AngelBlancoArtsAngel has been drawing since they could pick up a pencil and even got in trouble for drawing on the walls in their Pre-K classroom's wall!
I adore Angel’s character designs. They are bright eyed and cheerful and professional looking. Angel is influenced by cartoons and by traditional painters.
Angel is open for commissions:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/27072831/
Here are some examples:
Badges and portraits
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/26613210/
Scenery and multiple characters
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/10659736/
12 habits successful artists do NOT do:
Posted 7 years ago12 habits that successful artists do NOT do:
1. Believes you must be born an artist
2. Struggles to be original denying influences
3. Believes they have enough talent
4. Are stubborn about everything
5. Waits to be noticed
6. Believes they can be creative anywhere
7. Works alone
8. Does their work in private
9. Works for free
10. Sells out too soon
11. Masters only one craft
12. Despises the need for money
1. Believes you must be born an artist
2. Struggles to be original denying influences
3. Believes they have enough talent
4. Are stubborn about everything
5. Waits to be noticed
6. Believes they can be creative anywhere
7. Works alone
8. Does their work in private
9. Works for free
10. Sells out too soon
11. Masters only one craft
12. Despises the need for money
Featured Writer Threetails
Posted 7 years agothis week we showcase the published writer:
threetails
Threetails gathers inspiration from personal experiences as well as from various philosophy including existentialism, Buddhism, and Gnosticism. “The Linen Butterfly” takes place in a simulated medieval world. Threetails explores themes of self discovery, anxiety, dystopia, and consequences of choice.
“We might think of freedom as something really exciting and joyous but when you get down to it, freedom is a terrifying thing because it means we're just as free to destroy ourselves as we are to stay alive. You can't escape it either; it catches up to you. Choosing not to participate in life is still a choice.” -Threetails
Check out the first 3 chapters of "The Linen Butterfly" here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/25839995/
Be sure to watch threetails for more work in the coming year.
threetailsThreetails gathers inspiration from personal experiences as well as from various philosophy including existentialism, Buddhism, and Gnosticism. “The Linen Butterfly” takes place in a simulated medieval world. Threetails explores themes of self discovery, anxiety, dystopia, and consequences of choice.
“We might think of freedom as something really exciting and joyous but when you get down to it, freedom is a terrifying thing because it means we're just as free to destroy ourselves as we are to stay alive. You can't escape it either; it catches up to you. Choosing not to participate in life is still a choice.” -Threetails
Check out the first 3 chapters of "The Linen Butterfly" here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/25839995/
Be sure to watch
threetails for more work in the coming year.Creative Showcase
Posted 7 years agoThis is a weekly showcase of my artist friends:
Vous voilà! Je montre mon ami artiste.
Today I am introducing Natalya.
Natalya has been writing since very young, however, receiving her own computer was a liberating point in her writing in her teens.
Natalya's story takes place in a fictional turn of the century Russia where there is a divided classes between Urals and Russlanders. Felix is the main character who undergoes a dramatic change of philosophy. The story is exciting and deep. Please give it a read.
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/26393250/
Vous voilà! Je montre mon ami artiste.
Today I am introducing Natalya.
Natalya has been writing since very young, however, receiving her own computer was a liberating point in her writing in her teens.
Natalya's story takes place in a fictional turn of the century Russia where there is a divided classes between Urals and Russlanders. Felix is the main character who undergoes a dramatic change of philosophy. The story is exciting and deep. Please give it a read.
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/26393250/
