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Published: 2018-12-30 17:14:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 2942; Favourites: 219; Downloads: 0
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Final piece for my work in response to John Kenn Mortensen! Done in ballpoint pen, 13x16.5 inchesRelated content
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HOLY MOLY....sweet....FACK...that is good.
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Thank you!!
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Ball point pen!Β What an incredible amount of detail you've put down here!Β Wow!Β
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You are very welcome!
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Wow, this is so cool. SO much detail!
How long did this take you?Β Β Β
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Thank you! This took about a week of drawing every day, not sure how many hours exactly
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Let us see...
A liqeur demon.
Pickled innards.
A cat's brain in a bottle.
Assorted phials.
Dried kodama heads.
A cupboard-infesting monstrosity.
A pygmy Jenny Haniver.
A ragdoll missing an eye.
Bottled giant amoeba.
Malformed sea urchin.
Asphyxiated faerie; somebody forgot air holes.
Pickled fetal seal.
A purging stone (used).
Kirin horn.
Expired perfumes.
Alicorn.
Four unsolvable puzzle cubes.
A hideous mold in a bottle.
A shepherdess statuette.
Albino squid.
A giant benthic slug.
Bottle of mouse eyeballs infested with river worm.
Failed homonculi kept for aesthetic purposes.
Pickled sea cucumber.
Breakfast egg cups.
A quinonian wolf.
A carnivorous tome.
Bottled mandrake.
Stillborn European dragon in a jar.
Tyrant spider (that really should not be left free-roaming indoors).
Cyclops molar.
An albino octopus.
An astrolabe.
A giant lychee husk.
A petrified octopus.
Furry caterpillar in a block of wax.
A pickled seahorse.
Preserved head of a sorcerer's beastly slave.
Large-folio codex.
Pickled hydra.
Australopithecus afarensis skull in a jar.
Predatory grey dough.
Pygmy pohegamook derivate.
Pickled fetal pet xenomorph.
Stellar spores.
Two-headed snake.
A giant flea.
Assorted pocket tomes and souvenirs.
Internationally banned toybox.
Bonsai sapient compost.
A pickled fetal sloth.
A Summer house in a dome.
Bottled cacodemon.
A tiny ballerina in a jar.
Malformed giant isopod.
A bottled country road.
Jenny Haniver in diorama with flatworms.
Predatory slugs.
Chainsaw fish in a jar.
Ship in peril.
A teapot that is probably not safe to serve from.
Chernobyl piglet.
A dead blackbird.
A pygmy forest guardian.
Pickled skate-seahorse hybrid.
Carnivorous mutation of usually docile trumpetfish.
A flea man.
Conjoined triplets in a jar.
Water, and lots of it.
That is quite a collection.
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Wow! Never expected anyone to list everything they can see! Thanks for taking the time
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What is the point of commenting without looking closely at everything first? -.o
Quite fond of drawing with high saturation of unique detail myself. Find it can be quite meditative.
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Aye, fair point indeed!
I tend to overly focus on details at the expense of the entire piece
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So long as you know what you want to achieve and have a fair idea how to achieve it, all is well.
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Wow! This is really impressive! Got the feeling of medieval art and places, occultism perhaps, and quite a sinister vibe actually. Also incredible detail, very fine yet still distinct. Makes me wonder how long it took to draw....
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Thank you! And aye, sinister and macabre was what I was aiming for! Took quite a while to draw, was working on it all last week, plus a few days before that. Though i do ten to get distracted fairly often while drawingΒ
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Reminds me of that scene from Shrek 2 Β
This is awesome, the attention to detail is insaneΒ
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So amazing! I wish I could do that to make backgrounds of my art. π
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Thank you!Β
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My art teacher back in high school didn't believe that we could make art with a ballpoint pen... Well you've just proven her wrong it seems hehe ^^
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this looks awesome! i seldom see work with such accurate detail with pen. its great!
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