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In illustration class last year, I ended up completely screwing up the background of this watercolor + mixed media study of a stegosaurus figure that I have. Left with no other option, I cut it out with an x-acto knife and was left with this.
Since then, it's become sort of a tradition for me to cut out the subjects from watercolor paintings that I screw up the backgrounds of. The resulting cutouts are surprisingly endearing.
Done with microns, watercolor, gouache, colored pencil, and acrylic ink (in that order of application).
Since then, it's become sort of a tradition for me to cut out the subjects from watercolor paintings that I screw up the backgrounds of. The resulting cutouts are surprisingly endearing.
Done with microns, watercolor, gouache, colored pencil, and acrylic ink (in that order of application).
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Dinosaur
Size 600 x 538px
File Size 193.8 kB
One thing that I always wanted as a kid was a dinosaur pop-up book. I imagined it to have little sliders on the bottom where you could move the Velociraptor pack around the Tenontosaurus as they surround they circle their prey.
Sadly the only pop-up book I would ever own was about frogs.
Sadly the only pop-up book I would ever own was about frogs.
I had a dinosaur pop-up book with sliders and everything. The dinosaurs all looked kind of retarded though; it was made in what looks like the early-mid eighties back when scientists apparently thought all dinosaurs walked around dragging their tails and going "a-durrrr." I bet it's still in my house somewhere.
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