What Are Your Pronouns? :)

what are your pronouns? :)

he/him :)

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asks where do people normally put that- i guess in the bit under the blog title?

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idlelizard

4 months ago

radioactive rabbit for my green guy

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my art rabbit skeleton clothing design hare diy fashion fiddly process but super fun‚ would make questionable freezer paper stencil designs again or try the less cursed method (screen printing) leporidae

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idlelizard

7 months ago

im too shy to send this without anon on but ive been at a really low point in my life, and thus i havent had the energy to create anything for a while. your drawings inspired me to actually get up and do something. thank you a lot, like, a LOT lot

hi anon, wow i'm glad to hear my art sparked something in your brain! i hope you're doing well and good luck creating stuff!

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asks my art-making motivation wiggles up and down but i'm happiest when i get to make stuff! hope i can make stuff forever

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idlelizard

9 months ago

wormy wyvern (not to be confused with a wyrm)

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my art dragon acrylic painting creature colored pencil mixed media wyvern

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idlelizard

3 months ago

the first in a series of blue cyanotype prints depicts white, flowing, branch-like shapes beginning at the top of the page and descending down to the bottom. various tendrils of energy burst off in different directions off the page. small white particles are dispersed across the page, and blown-up drawings of microscopic dinoflagellates are also placed around the image.

a second blue cyanotype print depicts similar branch-like shapes to the first, though this time the flowing shapes are a pale blue and ascend from the lower left corner to the upper right corner of the page. pale blue fish resembling perches swim upwards and along the shapes, and more white particles are scattered around the page.

a third cyanotype print depicts the head and curved neck of a heron, blue on a white background. a fish comes in from the top left of the page, entering the heron's open beak. more flowing shapes are overlaid on the shape of the heron, as though flowing through its throat and body. they flow in a reverse S shape down the page, exiting in the bottom right.

a fourth and final blue cyanotype print. the pale blue energy forms come from the bottom right of the page, forking and branching into separate tendrils. this time, instead of entending off the page, these shapes taper off and stop. along the shapes, small white fungal forms appear to be growing, like mushrooms on a tree branch. they release small white spores across the page.

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a collection of cyanotype prints about energy transfer and life cycles :-) very cool very fun very bad idea to make these mid-november in a country that barely gets sunlight as it is

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wow nice art cyanotypes are so fun

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idlelizard

2 months ago

Gerhard Lutz

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nice art love radiolaria shapes

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idlelizard

3 months ago

hi there! do you sell your originals or prints?

hi! :) not atm but soon! i was originally going to have a temporary inprnt up while researching manufacturers/website hosting etc., but the application never got accepted lol. i'm tentatively aiming to have everything set up in a month- hadn't considered selling originals, but if there's interest maybe i'll list some once i'm comfortable with the shipping process!

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idlelizard

9 months ago