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Post anything artistic you've made! I'll start with a few of my things that I've done over the years.

You've got some pretty awesome work there.

I like the lightbulb mozzie. He has a great peed off expression going on.


I'm not really that artsy so i don't have anything to contribute aside from my comment and a thread bump.

This an unfinished watercolor that I have lying around. I paint here and there, but lately I haven't had the time to do it consistently.

I really like the Japanese sunrise.

rubiksnoob, the link is broken, we can't see your work!

Nothing I made, but I do feel like sharing this.

My uncle, who sadly, I never got to meet(due to him jumping of a villa) was a great painter and I own 2 of his pieces.

I write a whole lot, but I can't draw for the life of me. I realy wish I could, and I've tried to learn several times, but I just don't have the time to have the hobbies of both writing and drawing. Hopefully I'll learn one day though

A cocooned bug on a wall.


And a deluded Goldfish sculpture.

Both the links are broken.

I do some photography (no photoshop work, everything done on location with long exposure during full moons):

Wow so much epic in These few Pictures. I'll have to unravel some of my Pictures and post them tommorow

@soladin my condolence

 Soladrin wrote:

Spoiler:

Those are beautiful.

@ d-usa: really striking, sir. I particularly like the second one.
How long were the exposure times on those shots, if you don't mind my asking?

Usually around 3 minutes, some go into the 5 minute mark. I need enough time to be able to walk around in the picture and paint the colored areas with flashlights and/or handheld strobes.

Oh, If anyone is curious about the mosquito piece I based it off this image.