Thank you. Your right about the time, but I loose myself in it and find it well spent

shades (and details) of giger

Thank you! Not important. If only one person finds it and takes time to give it lovely comment like yours, it's enough.

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It really doesn't feel like the mouse is being portrait as the victim here, more like the fool that we should learn from, even though alot of people have to fight to survive and this just makes it look like the mouse should just not grab the money and be fine.

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Hi OP beautiful work. What software/accessories do you use?

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Most people gotta work themselves to death just to pay the bills. Actually seeking happiness is a luxury. This trivialises how toxic and exploitative our society really is because the name of the game is to not starve or freeze to death while trying to surpress the internal agony with unhealthy hedonistic indulgence. People don't drink, smoke, binge watch or overeat because they think this is happiness, they do it to drown out the pressure they are trapped underneath. Honestly the imagery is problematic enough, the fact that the sticky note makes it clear that this was actually what the artist thinks about workers is just depressing.

This is beautiful. I'm amazed it's not higher rated. It certainly deserves to be.

Thanks! A combo of romanticism, art deco, medieval art, greek vases and tapestries and Japanese woodblock art with a dash of modern day/ my personal flavor.

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I'm sure you didn't get much upcotes only because it's night Time and you know this figure isn't the most relaxing, so just you know, it is a very cool art i loved it

Thank you so much!! Hoping to make more

Pretty sure I could make a D&D dungeon based off of this map

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Thou shall draw very dope.

Great work. Loved it! Ty for sharing technique

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The consistency of the nebulae from face to face on the crystals is super impressive. Also now I want rock candy.

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Aw, thank you so much! To be honest, drawing these tiny details is the most fun :) I'm so glad someone actually spot them.

In the original picture of me I used, I had a bed sheet on my shoulder as a base and reference for further stretching the fabric wih new texturs and then applying the darkness and the stars over that

Oh hey, the detail on that is incredible. I especially love the little stitching around the tiny holes. It brings across the idea that things are barely held together, you know?