Garbage perspective studies Edition
This is a thread for traditional painting. Acrylic, Oil, Gouache, Watercolors, etc. Post your finished works, works in progress, critique, compare to chunbum park or illistrat, and so on.
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>>2447287
>>2447536
i like it, i think. I think the sheets (i assume they're sheets) are a bit too stiff-looking, they feel very stone like. maybe that's just my mind playing tricks on me since there are actual stones as well, but the two substances should be very distinct.
i'm a sucker for space stuff though so i like the nebula lookin deal, could be a bit more transparent though imo. also the largest star seems to have something bizarre hanging off its flare, not sure if that's intentional or not.
>>2447287
pick up scott robertson man. your perspective on those lamps is way off in many spots.
>>2447845
not op but how in depth does robertson go into perspective?
is there a certain way youre supposed to do oils? ive been doing light layers over the past like 3 days and i dont think its right because its turning out like a watercolor. i dont have any training in oils btw spare a 'graphed' assignment in highschool.
>>2447970
he goes pretty damn far into it
he covers 1 point 2 point 3 point and even 5 point perspectives.
>>2447978
I think the only set rule for oils is the fat over lean rule, meaning each new layer needs to have a higher oil content to ensure proper drying/hardening and prevent cracking. This rule can be bent somewhat by using an alkyd medium such as liquin.
>>2447978
if you like the look then what's the issue? if you don't then use less thinner and do fewer, thicker, layers. oils are great because you can get so many kinds of looks from them
>>2448230
i bought some liquin to use but i havent touched it yet, really im just experimenting with turpentine I think i want to focus on getting the right tones and colors. I heard lighter fluid is quick drying too too
>>2447287
Why are you studying perspective with paint?
would be so much cheaper to get familiar with that shit with a pencil and shit paper
>>2448553
>implying i'm not also doing that
a.) i like painting, so using a tiny dallop of black paint and a lot of water doesn't seem like a waste to me, and b.) if i want to paint in perspective it seems like i should learn to PAINT, no?
>>2448573
the material is pretty irrelevant, so you pick the most efficient one, just picking a sketchbook and drawing a few hundred boxes or lamps in correct perspective is a much more efficient use of your time, and it WILL transfer to painting but whatever man
>>2448533
Well, if you want less transparency use more paint and less thinner, you can always do thin washes on top of that if you want. Also pigments vary from opaque to semi-opaque to transparent, so pay attention to that. They also have different drying times. Just experiment, I'm new to oils myself and I'm having a blast.
>>2447978
If you want the paint to mix well, you'll have to add a bit of linseed or stand oil to your turpentine (in a glass dropper or something).
Are you using sable brushes? Looks like it's got more turpentine than paint.
>>2448697
theyre like the 64 combo pack synthetic brand i really dont have a preference or know enough to have one. but yeah its turning out like a watercolor because i keep puting too much turpentine in it because i want too thin of layers and they take forever to dry. im kind of having a hard time just using a ton of paint in thick layers because paint costs a lot. heres a current pic
>>2448783
It looks gorgeous so far, maybe it will have a hazy ambient light quality to it, so that you're not sure what time of day it will be?
Is that a mixed medium bottle there with the black cap?
>>2448786
thats the liquin bottle and heres the original picture. the colors arent right yet but yeah its really hazy, i think the majority of it is cold so lots of blues and greens
>>2448788
Interesting composition, we can't really 'enter' the foreground here as viewers, but the background seems to offer us the option of nestling within an alcove. You might be able to exploit that element of the photo.
Will you leave the background lighter?
>>2448794
yeah i think but ill just see where i goes i just want it to be accurate to the picture. ill post it i think when its done
>>2448783
i like the light look, just be careful that areas that need definition don't lose it.
Just some quick watercolor sketches.
Yeah, I'm kind of impatient.
kinda old but i like it a lot
Crit
Finished work, all acrylic, the graffitti efect was made with a airbrush.
Hope the thread is not dead already.
>>2450617
its good technically but I think you could've pushed the slight distorting on her face a lot further and made it stronger.
im new to painting..what should I start first with? what are the tools needed, anything I need to know? Do I need to be great artist before I jump to painting?
>>2450618
yeah, it could be better, but I made it spontaneously
>>2450617
I like the airbrush textures and abstract framing of the face, especially where the linework of the hair becomes transparent at the top.
the rendering of the nose and lips could have usttle more attention, and I get that you're going for an expressionistic mix of realism and abstraction, but the areas you chose just make the piece seem unfinished.
I think that if you used color over the eye and added more separations of the face, it might go further to create a consistent effect.
>>2450655
Hey, I like the complete separation you did in the eye!
The only idea I had when I painted this was made it with a notorious brushing, I wasn't looking for a perfect smoothing effect. And the palette of colours was already decided too before start, but I thinked on use magenta for the only eye you know.
Thanks!
quick abstracted sketch of some wooden beams near my apartment
>>2452876
You did it
Its a masterpiece
>>2452876
really like this a lot
Hi, anon, my second try to paint an orange in PS. A friend of mine says that it lacks volume and looks plastc. Any ideas how to improve it? Any tuts or books on improving this would be nice (if they exist)
>>2453792
Not enough contrast between dark/light.
dark side should also have different color. Also, no hilight and no boundary between light/dark.
"The Elements Of Drawing" is online somewhere where you learn to look at things and see their real colors. For imagination and more theory, see James Gurney, "Color and Light."
>>2453933
thanks! Do you mean "The Elements of Drawing" by John Ruskin?
>>2453968
yes
did this today
>>2449345
Why is this so underrated??
>>2448783
This is what I want to get more into. Keep going!
>>2454598
you can't just keep mixing colors with oil. get it right the first time or wait for it to dry so you dont end up with literally every different shade of feces in the rainbow.
Tiny watercolor sketch of the river in my city. I realised that I never painted outside before. Fun was had, so I'll continue. Any advice?
>>2454640
Its good to look at refs and just spamming them.
Maybe check out some "lighter" tutorials on youtube (say drawing with jazza maybe), that heavy reading from loomis and vilppu can become pretty hard. Just have fun and try to locate the misstakes yourself
>>2454640
>>2454650
wow that went really wrong
>>2454652
idk what these guys are complaining about. i think you have a great command of your materials. mixing paints until they are brown is an interesting choice, and shows maturity that you obviously know how to paint realistic colors but this is your new style. I think it looks really good. keep going!
>>2454532
Glad you think so, anon
>>2449345
I added a couple more sketches
>>2454745
you should add some pen or marker on top of it and define some lines in dark black. hints of what the lines for the fur would look like or define the features. that would elevate these for now they just seem like sketches but it wouldn't take much effort to make them drawings.
>>2454690
But you are clearly a beginner.
>>2456841
Are you traveling backwards in time? You went from decent to beginner
>>2456860
Please stop, the philosophy professors have corrupted your brain, just stop.
>>2456860
Well I'm glad for you that you're just a shitposter and you're not actually this deluded. I can just hide your threads along with the illastrat or whatever his name is threads.
>>2456862
>jelly
>>2456860
These sound like excuses for not learning proportions. You need to drill the basics more.
>>2456867
>jelly part 2: the awakening
>>2456872
>jelly III: wrath of btfo
>"this time it's personal"
>>2456873
>>2456877
Kek. Why do you even namefag when you're just beginning though?
>>2456841
I think your work looks best when you dont apply the texture
And when you use less muddy colours, such as in the strawberry (forgot the whole title) painting
>>2456879
>Jelly 4: A New Butthurt
>>2456885
Cumbum pls. Just study fundamentals for a few months. Abstraction isn't an excuse for shoddy fundamentals
>>2456895
Enjoy your further decline into mediocrity
>>2456895
chunbum shut up
heres a still life i did
>>2456902
this has both style and fundamentals
very nice.
>>2456906
you know there are ways to make still lifes interesting right?
see >>2456902
cezanne painted fruit and baguettes and they were masterpieces. stop trying so damn hard.
>>2456902
baby want a peanutbutthurt and jelly sandwich?
>>2456906
>>2456908
Cumbum pls
>>2456913
autist pls
>>2456918
>Can you spot them in the progress thread?
they would be the terrible muh style colors and incorrect proportion one's, correct? just because you did them doesn't mean you did them well.
you are trying to be "an artist" too much... have some self awareness omg your terrible why am i even typing this
>>2456868
>Everyone knows my art is good. Truth is self evident.
You're adorable.
>>2456979
>jelly 5: the legend of jimmie rustle
>>2456841
Everything is terrible.
>>2457001
>Jelly 666: Trips of the Butthurt
>tfw you just wanted to make a thread where traditional painters could crit each other
t-thanks
>>2457503
>getting critiques from Cumbum
I'd suggest you do the opposite of what he tells you, lest you end up like his progress pic
>>2458501
dear god doesn't it hurt to be so delusional?
>>2458674
You must actually be retarded
jelly 7: the next generation
>>2454619
Wow. Perfect.
Trying to finish an oil portrait that was commissioned AGES AGO.
He has kind of a tight mouthed expression I initially found hard to grasp. Managed to turn a corner when I began mixing my linseed oil with more turpentine, so that I could work wet in wet longer.
I switched to small Cotman brushes because my oil brushes were losing shape. Painting with Lukas Oil paint.
>>2460239
It's really tacky and ugly. I hope he paid upfront or at least understood your aesthetic before commissioning you.
>>2448783
Mix in yacht varnish to speed up drying time, You can use it for glazing over colors to create interesting dialogues between layers of different colour
>>2460284
That's how a painting looks when it's being worked on, sonny.
>>2460316
Oh sorry, I didn't know before now.
>>2460318
I wouldn't give it to them like this!
Actually I don't expect any money from them at all, so they should be pleased that they got it for nothing.
Interested on what this board thinks
>>2460336
6ft x 4ft unfinished by the way
>>2460338
that's a big canvas
>>2460340
>for you
Size was important to get sucked into the perspective. Plus it's way more fun to paint on a large scale. It's for an exhibition too where big is fairly important.
It'll take up the whole wall even in a Georgian house so fuck knows who'll want it, probably just end up keeping it.
>>2460284
I actually like it like this. Tacky is good, too.
>>2460239
The fg is good, the bg is kind of terrible/half-assed. I would say, bad composition? It looks like you just tried to shove a lot of plants into it.
For the fg, the lights are inconclusive; if it was meant that way then it needs some work ut.
>>2460425
You're right, the background is somewhat cramped. It looks quite a lot like an exotic mall photograph. I'll have to darken most of the details in the background when I get a decent #0 brush.
The planes in the face are flat because I was using almost pure turpentine at the time... so they wouldn't mix and they would dry too fast. Don't make that mistake, kids!
It is a lot of fun to do and I'm just trying to say that anyone can do it, even if you're somewhat tacky or conventional. Try painting in the sunlight sometime!
>>2460336
Off balance. Not pleasant to look at.
>>2458674
HAHAHAHAHA get a load of this kid right here.
>>2457346
I agree with the other anon. Look up a reference for clouds and try not to keep your colors so muddy. If you're painting in acrylic, it's something to really watch out for. (Pic of acrylic painting, done by whoeveridk)
>>2461860
>Beauty
the irony is a bit too on the nose, don't you think?
>>2461873
You just don't understand cumbum's mastery of style, anonymous. You're probably jealous.
>>2460657
Milind Mulick, Indian watercolour painter.
>>2462739
so why not just go out and meet a girl and have her model? its easy. you just go up and say can i draw you, then you draw one of those retarded symbol drawn asian faces you are so well known for instead of actually drawing her and BAM you've got a model.
>>2462739
Gauguin already exists bruh.
We don't need another stubborn shithead with a paintbrush.
>>2462747
i bet chunbum has syphilis too. would explain why he's so utterly stupid. his brains been rotted away *shrugs*
>>2456870
There is nothing to stomp down. You are a failure.
>>2456870
Honey, you -are- a beginner. I could try and tell you that I'm anything but envious of whatever you shit out onto canvas, but I don't think you'd believe it. Just keep in mind that your current attitude is no good if you actually want to git gud some day. As you and your work are now, you'll never make any kind of impact you seem to so desperately want to make.
As I said before: everything is terrible.
Watercolor. I really like painting anything related to space
holy fuck chunbutt stop posting this crap all over ic your paintings are terrible and your women look the same. please just die already
Doing an oil painting of my cat :)
>>2463034
i like it but i feel like the stars are a bit too blobby. try to get better definition - most should be small points, only a few should have a lens flare effect or a big corona. you have the skills to do it clearly, but if it's a stylistic choice i have to disagree with it. also making the stars pure white doesn't really comport with reality (i mean, it sort of does but depending on the light wavelength stars tend to appear yellow or bluish in photos, and imo that makes a better painting too).
keep it up though, i'm also a sucker for space painting and would love to see more of your work.
>>2454477
Hand and head proportions are a bit off , otherwise its good i like it
>>2454477
i feel like the proportions are off but i'm not sure? the shoulders feel too narrow for how huge the arms and hands are.
the colors aren't my thing either but that's more >style than a real critique
>>2463241
marry me
>>2463280
>>2463383
proportions probably are off, i freehand measurements then render them as if they were correct. did the same thing for >>2456902
the goal is that i be able to freehand more accurately as i practice more and eventually don't need construction because i can just draw exactly what is in front of me. I'm just not that good at it yet though so usually something is off.
also i kind of wish he wore a different colored shirt the blue was a bit too chromatic even with the yellow light in the basement mixed into it.
Cumbum shitposting again..
>>2463551
>>2463547
Thank you for not starting your own thread
>>2463547
>>2463551
where do you get all these canvases and paint? do you have a job? how do you support yourself i doubt these are selling.
>>2463597
His mom and dad, probably.
>>2463601
i want to be a rich asian boy who gets to make shit art everyday T_T
>>2463547
Switch to oils.
I think you're actually getting better though.
>>2463547
Have you tried painting without using brown or black paint? Your work would look better without muddy colours
>>2448573
you're fucking dumb and obnoxious
Posted this in the draw thread a little while back. Done in gouache, starting another one soon because this reminded me how much I like physically painting.
>>2463755
Over-blending looks stupid but, don't be afraid to blend sometimes.
>>2447287
>>2463755
cheers for the giggle pal
some advice on my sketches
>>2454598
Try looking at Anne Gale's work.
>>2461860
Gauguin, is that you?
>>2463551
This one's your best. Throw out the rest.
Added the whiskers and finishing touches. Done with this. :)
>>2463755
I like this.The highlights in the hair are nice.
>>2466742
Thanks!
Here's the other one I'm working on, long ways to go yet.
>>2463551
>>2462132
youre actually improving. god be blessed.
>>2463241
learn to draw before you learn to paint, or just cheat and use a grid if you dont care about improving.
>>2460284
lol you paint like snicholes0000
>>2469257
the nose is fucked up and his eyes are dead. also i don't want to keep craning my neck to look at it but is this a copy of another painting? (i know dead-eyed children were a favored subject of many older painters)
Old Napoleonic fort. Small oil on board.
>>2469337
Thank you for this reply. I am not the painter, but something you said ended a long lasting question from the back of my mind.
>>2462739
symbol drawing + contemptible arrogance
>>2470833
If you call something original and creative a "symbol drawing" I cannot help you. Go get your head stuck on mechanical rendering all your life.
>>2449861
Crit on what, exactly? Whether you are done or the composition?
I have been dabbling with acrylics and enjoy it.
I am getting better but notice I want to use acrylic mediums to extend working time and sometimes want things to remain wet longer,
should I just switch to oils before I invest more time with acrylics?
>>2471489
It's your call
Oils are pretty different from acrylics in terms of workflow, but they feel a lot nicer to use.
I personally hate working with acrylics, but some work exclusively in them.
Would love feedback. Acrylic on panel.
>>2474333
Lollipop/mint thing doesn't read properly with the hands. The face is too long even if you say it's due to stylization. I'd like to see more shadows on the frog, and a little bit more consideration for the lighting overall.
I like it a lot. Finish it.
>inb4 it's done
>>2474291
keep painting in your style, ignore the bullshit advice /ic/ gives you
>>2474638
Thanks so much for the feedback!! Glad you like it so far.
>want to get back into oil painting
>i get too anxious in the process
>never finish
have not painted in...about three years. i was absolutely mediocre though
if I truly wanted to get back into painting...which medium should I start with?
I've got oils, tempra, watercolor. Strapped for cash, so unfortunately, no acrylics for now.
i have some shit tier canvases that you buy in bulk from basic craft stores. i'd buy some wood and stretch my own (well if i weren't strapped), but I don't think I should delve into that for now as im just getting back in. but i don't think tempra nor watercolor are good mediums for those
I need everybody and anybody's harshest crit right now please!! This is my second go at an oil painting I just need to make it cohesive at this point. Not sure what highlight colors to do on the trees closest, what light to add to the background sky rectangle and any other suggestions!!! Pls help me not feel like this was a huge waste of time
>>2475064
if you can afford like 20 bucks you can buy a good sized sketchbook or paper pad for the water colors. water colors are nice because you do a bunch of quick sketches with them, or you can spend a lot of time and get something really detailed, or do something ultra stylized with just a few colors. working not on a canvas might help relieve some of the pressure as well, since you can tear the page out and toss it if you really hate it (at least, i feel a lot more relaxed painting studies/sketches on paper).
painting is a journey though, it can be stressful but just remember that every mistake is a step on the road of improving and getting better.
>>2454723
Funny how the early stage of this was so much better in my opinion. This is the one that looks incomplete
>>2475527
Work on your value. The trees closest to us could be darker and the light would play in and interesting way with the girls. Eh that sounds weird. Just work with the center light source and fix the value
Chunbum's is an odd style.You can tell he's experienced.
Kind of hard to understand why he's being surreal, but I feel something from his works.
>>2475594
for now im doing...tempra on...drawing paper.
i will move on to water color soon enough- i got a pad i can use.
and as for the thread- i did some basic profiling shit from imagination. im not as bad off as i thought i was but i still am mediocre
>>2476098
im looking forward to it
ever thought of implementing galkyd lite for the building? adds some gloss and transparency.
>>2475999
agreed with this. he definitely is not a beginner.
he has some good diversity amongst his work and the expression is amazing imo.
>>2476147
What? They all look the same, muddy colours in my opinion. Bland and boring, he should try and do something different
turpentine is still drying so didnt get it all done
>>2476375
still good progress
oil painting needs much more patience anyway
Still life with Takatsuki
Oil on canvas
Anyone know this painting? I can't find anything.
>>2476549
Roberto ferri, hes italian, i don't know the exact name of that paint
>>2476549
Anima Mundi von Roberto Ferri.
>>2456841
fine art, not even once
>>2477498
you should really try to be more delicate with the paint i just get the feeling you are ruining brushes by the minute.
if you are going to do impasto, do it in smaller strokes, and really try to lay and sculpt the paint on top of the underpainting. study van gogh's work.
for as vibrant and violent van gogh's stuff seems there is a really delicate touch to his work.
of course that means you'll have to get smaller brushes and palette knives and not do these giant brushstrokes but the end result will be much nicer. as it is you seem to be pushing all the paint into the paint below it and it all blends into a muddy mess
inb4 that's on purpose
>>2477498
i think you would have a better finished product if you gave your layers more time to dry in between painting. the bars look like garbage since they've mixed and while the main figure has definition there are certainly areas (some of the dots, the outline of her blouse) where the colors are mixing on canvas in a way that looks neither intentional nor pleasing to the eye.
i won't say i particularly like your style or direction, but if you insist on doing these sorts of paintings i think you could improve some technical aspects at least.
The backgrounds of Auerbach are much more powerful than yours.
His best works come off the canvas. Sometimes literally.
Suggestion if you're imitating him is to use light to a higher effect.
Bad example
>>2477697
Birds of a feather
>>2477697
>this is a photo
It all looks the same after a while
>>2477645
Why do you even post here if you don't even listen to honest critiques?
>>2477800
self validation probably
Still working on him, this is just the underpainting. Teeth need more work and so does the jawline but my workflow has really improved with this one.
More watercolor.
I've been testing out different workflows (glazing vs just piling it on)
However, the cheap paper is really annoying to work with
>>2477957
The values look pretty goo so far
I'm interested in seeing what you do with it
>>2477973
wow you havent killed yourself yet cumbum , congrats
Finished this the other day
>>2478701
>youre not a namefag so youre a coward
Do you even know where you are fagolio?
Send me your contact info and then ill give you my business card so i can call you a retard like a gentleman
>>2478790
Just show your name or post your work, coward. That or keep your dumb mouth shut from spewing irrelevant nonsense.
I would love to see your work ha.
>>2477957
Also working on this one, I'm enjoying it but the jaw bone is a bit muddy, my initial sketch didn't translate it well and I'm painting using both my study and the model as my reference so I've got to change a few things here and there to get to a good middle ground. Still, its been a great learning experience and I feel like I'm improving my technique but I probably have to push the values on this one more, have to let it dry a little or else I'm just pushing around medium and getting nowhere.
i painted a thing
>>2479195
I'm glad for you. It's a nice thing.
>>2454477
Don't be afraid to get a bit more free with the coulour, shadows don't have to be grey, they can be blue too.
>>2463755
The ear kind of sticks out a bit.
how do i get better at this shit i dont know if i need to get matte medium or something, this is so bad
>>2480016
Don't be so hard on yourself anon, I kind of like it.
>>2480074
>>2480048
I went for alla prima but the lines just look in all the wrong places, like can you even tell what is supposed to be in the lower right corner?
>>2480016
Add detail.
>>2480016
remember to use different size brushes and try not to mix on the canvas unless you really mean to. look up how to control the quality of your edges (I.e. sharp vrs soft)
anyway it looks good.
>>2480281
don't do this, structure is everything
>>2480326
The structure is already fine, just re draw the bridge. You have to start adding detail even if it fucks up the painting just to know what the underlying structure should look like.
>>2480328
lol its not a bridge thats my point
First time posting..
Working on a self portrait without skin tone, only going to give it undertones. What do you guys think so far?
>>2447287
ooc wip
need to fix index fingy etc
Picked this up at a garage sale for $1
Brand is Reeves, any good?
I haven't worked my way up to painting yet.
>>2480476
reeves is cheapo brand but it'll get you started.
>>2480476
nice starter kit
now you need some oil. turpentine, walnut/linseed/etc., galkyn.
I went crazy and finished 4 oil paintings in the last 2 days. I'm looking at them again now and they are all complete garbage. For a while it felt like I was a god.
I want to die.
>>2480544
+4 to painting exp.
>>2480547
That's only encouraging until I look at the paintings again. I'm just going to gamsol rag them and reuse the canvases.
>>2480333
make it a bridge
>>2481186
Hahaha
>>2481191
>>2481195
>>2481196
>>2481199
>>2481201
stop reposting your crap
>>2481275
I'm leagues ahead of you brother but it's funny you think anyone would be jealous of you. Stay delusional and keep wasting paint. :^)
>>2480544
>finished 4 oil paintings in last 2 days
there's your problem
oil isn't like acrylics where you can make as many paintings
you have to be more patient and lol...what the fuck.
a decent painter also spends time reviewing their art as much as they paint
why do so many newcomers to painting always wanna rush shit. you're not gonna improve doing that
>>2481692
my self portraits actually look like me though. also i can draw. also you are lazy.
sorry im posting a drawing in a painting thread but i havent done a new self portrait yet and also its fun talking to chunbum cause he's like two days away from giving up
>>2481743
you know i hope chunbum doesn't give up. I don't like his paintings and I hate his style, but he also contributes and is, at the very least, true to what he believes. every time i see a chunbum painting I'm happy, even if only for a moment before i get triggered or panic about the thread going into a nosedive, because he is on his own path and refuses to let people knock him from it.
at the end of the day we all have to walk our own paths in life, no matter how much anyone else tells us otherwise. I appreciate chunbum sharing his journey with us, even if I wish every time i see his paintings that he'd go a different direction. and if he stays on his path, maybe he will or maybe he won't.
>>2468508
pewdiepie
>>2481743
A WHOLE YEAR OF HAND STUDIES
>>2481743
say it with me now: I'm ugly and I'm proud!
>>2481969
It's fine if you keep on your own path but you don't have to be a dick to people who genuinely try to help you and give you good advice. It's no secret that his work is absolute garbage and technically unsound. His attitude keeps him from ever improving but at the end of the day I couldn't care less and he's just a guy I enjoy to point at and laugh. Don't bite the hand that tries to feed you.
>>2481743
Wow, you have a midget arm.
>>2482389
hahahhahahahahaha
>>2463984
rick owens?
>>2480475
Done-ish for now
so what exactly is "opaque watercolor"? gouache?
or is opaque watercolor different than gouche
>>2482489
fairly sure it is
>>2482389
How do you call that style? Post cubism?
>>2482544
trash
>>2482389
Lacks the spark, find new hobby
>>2482648
>2016
>not wanting communism
you must think you're going to make a lot of money huh? i'd think a failed artist like you would be all aboard the communism train
>>2482680
top kek
cumbum is hilarious, what a loser
>>2482709
>>2482711
Seems like you just got butthurt and deleted everything yourself before even more people see it and have a laugh. I noticed it happened a few times before with your posts
>>2482730
I have no reason to lie. Also unless you're a janitor or mod one can not delete posts by others on 4chan. Mods only delete things if they are illegal or spam and your paintings, however horrible they are, did not break any of the rules. You're dumb.
>>2482754
Good image.
I like this style more than the others.
>>2481743
you just le destroyed chumbum
>>2481743
i recognize those hands
arent you the asshole who thinks that youre better than everyone and posts your shitty hatched portraits? is that you?
>>2484555
Chunbum is kill I think.
>>2484659
And nothing of value was lost
>>2482483
pretty gud
>>2468508
update, almost done
>>2481973
nope, it's a self portrait
