Heh, that's a fun project. Nice job on the Mona Lisa too.

Yeah, it was interesting. I had fun.

That's some good shit, right there.

.. what's 'Leonardo' like as a flavor? c.c

Cream of potato mixed with chicken noodle.

Does it have genuine da Vinci flesh, or just the standard flavoring?

c_c We're not licensed to divulge that information.

I'm withdrawing my funding, then. Non-flesh soup isn't worth the investment.

Canned artist in a can must be available on shelves.

Mmmm. Meaty.

...Old meat. :(



CAN WE STICK WITH CURRENT ARTISTS THAT AREN'T A BAJILLION YEARS OLD?

CAN ME!!

Wait, wait.

Lemme get my trenchcoat.

The one with 20,000 hooks and BUZZSAW.

c_c Ya know.. Zaush or Blotch would be a much better investment. *sidles away*

Ahaha. I really dislike Warhol, but this is priceless.

Showing up art teachers is always ftw.

That is an interesting story I draw to be better then some people who cant take criticism cuse they think their work is god. But anyway that is really really good^^all with colored pencil >.< I can barely color at all over 90 drawins in two weeks and Poor attempts at coloring still nothing....not even good at shading

Good pic, GREAT story!

Haha, that's cute xD

And really good shading, I was never any good at shading x_x

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Now I've Got The Cambells Jingle Stuck In My Head

lol soups.

That story feels me with glee.

Pssh, "Do you even know who he is?" who DOESN'T KNOW Lonardo!? D:

Oh-my, lotsa shading you had to do. Ewww, I always hated those kind of things in art class.

I love doing stuff like that X3 looks great hon, even if it's an older project. :)

WINNAH!!!! i love this! ^_^ keep up bringing us amazing pieces like you do ok?

ok

Wow....your linework has always been amazing, but this is beyond that, and 11th grade? Damn! The linework and everything about this picture it wonderful, and really captures Da Vinci's work as well as having fun with what Andy Warhol did. It's both intelligent and fun!

By the way, good for you, too in regards to showing up your art teacher. I don't think teacher's realize how important they are and how much sway they have over a student's mind and moral.

I hope this doesn't sound e-tarded or anything, but I'm proud of you. In a much harsher fashion my art teacher of 4 years took me outside my senior year and torn me apart and reduced me to sobbing tears.

In college I had a teacher who graded me down because I wouldn't mix my paints enough or draw abstract like her.

I had a teacher who would skip over me when critiquing everyone's work in figure drawing class because I would draw the model as an anthro.

Even waaaaaaaaaaaay back in preschool my teacher chewed out my grandma (because you really can't be chewed out at that age) because I wouldn't color with crayon...I would color with pencil.

I don't know why I'm rambling, and I don't mean to take away from your work, it's just that for years I've let myself be haunted by the close-minded, un-supportive and demoralizing actions from my teachers. Seeing this and what you did made me smile in many ways, and I hope that you never let him drag you down.

You are goddamn talented and I'm in awe of how raw it is. I'm going to stop myself before I gush too much. *bows*

^_^ He never dragged me down and he's out of my life now. By the end of senior year, we were just alright with each other. Had an understanding of sorts.

Thank you very much.

I really think you did a fabulous job, especially for an 11th grader, this is professional work.

Screw evil art teachers. My high school art teacher was kinda an ass as well.

LOL, awesome story background for the piece =)

hmm... that is nice. my school doesn't have music or the arts. that is the one suckish thing about going to a tech school. I could have gone into IT or Graphics, but instead I became a welder. I just wish I could draw like that, or even better, make a metal sculpture like that, it would be BOSS! who knows, I've got 2 more years of hell ahead of me, maybe I will switch into an art or design based shop. or not