/lit/ - Literature

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Forgot to add: his handle on anatomy is something I really enjoy. It takes a deep knowledge of something to distort it while still keeping it familiar or even attractive. Pic related is (to me) still sexually attractive and forwardly desirous in a way that seems at first contrary to the ugly coloration of the skin or the irregularity of the curves, but, on further thought, those "ugly" qualities seem to enhance the piece's attractiveness. I like the crude being presented in art, even going beyond what's realistic. I'll hazard to say I was attempting something similar with the Shit-Eater Triptych, although it wasn't an altogether very deliberate (or perhaps even successful) piece.

When I draw it's meant mostly as self-expression, and I mostly draw human forms. Maybe it's faggy to say, but I go by "feeling" or reflex (at least in the kind of drawings I posted earlier). I've still got a really limited understanding of anatomy and perspective, so I run into hard limitations there.