
~8" x 12". ink, pencil, white acrylic, pyrography on found wood. 2003.
Second commission for Cheetah, made back when I was experimenting with
"inking" by woodburning. Colored with markers and colored pencils, some
metallic inks, white acrylic paint on the chest. I desperately wanted to paint at
this point, but didn't know how; markers approximated the look.
Second commission for Cheetah, made back when I was experimenting with
"inking" by woodburning. Colored with markers and colored pencils, some
metallic inks, white acrylic paint on the chest. I desperately wanted to paint at
this point, but didn't know how; markers approximated the look.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / General Furry Art
Species Cheetah
Size 488 x 791px
File Size 105.8 kB
You know I think I've finally figured out what it is about your art that I find so interesting.
When I look at your art it is how I could imagine an artist who actually lived in a furry world and was a furry themselves would create illustrations and graphic design. Assuming they were also primarily visually oriented beings like humans are.
So when I look at your art, what imagine myself seeing is not you Chris, a human, showing me a window into a imaginary world of yours. Instead I see an artist who is a furry sitting in his or hers studios attempting to define and visualize what is their "real" world. It might seem to be nothing more than a matter of semantics for some people, but for me it gives your work a certain vibrancy that I enjoy very much! I sure hope that makes some sense to you.
When I look at your art it is how I could imagine an artist who actually lived in a furry world and was a furry themselves would create illustrations and graphic design. Assuming they were also primarily visually oriented beings like humans are.
So when I look at your art, what imagine myself seeing is not you Chris, a human, showing me a window into a imaginary world of yours. Instead I see an artist who is a furry sitting in his or hers studios attempting to define and visualize what is their "real" world. It might seem to be nothing more than a matter of semantics for some people, but for me it gives your work a certain vibrancy that I enjoy very much! I sure hope that makes some sense to you.
I don't know if you like Miyizaki's work, but 'MIYIZAKI' was the first thing that jumped into my head,
despite this being so unique and original in style, it reminded me of Miyizaki's work because I think the character could so easily fit into a very rich elaborate world and background story.
despite this being so unique and original in style, it reminded me of Miyizaki's work because I think the character could so easily fit into a very rich elaborate world and background story.
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