Happy Traditional art day, everyone!

To celebrate the occasion, I'm showcasing a fellow TradArtist here on dA.

~ImperfectArt333 is an artist with more than technical skill. She's got a brain for art - and that's less common than you might think.
Check out her page:

And check out some of my favorite works of hers:

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^A great anatomy closeup. Also check out "Yellow Bones" in her scraps.

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^These are two hands demonstrating a very high level of technical skill - but they both fade into sketchy unfinished drawings as you travel up the arm. Great effect.

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^Two similar self portraits from a series she did. Both very differently, but very effectively, use texture to indicate form.

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^And, finally, a truly disturbing and somewhat Dali-esque figure here. Full view is required for full impact.



So, check out the gallery, and feature a traditional artist in your own journal for Traditional Art Day!

So, I know that not many of you actually read this journal, but, for those who do, I'd like to invite you to check out my blog, "An Obtrusive Reader."

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It's a review of fiction and prose on the net, in all forms. This means that if you have something worth checking out, you should send me a link, and I might write a post about it (be aware that I'll be honest though - if I think your work sucks, I won't hesitate to say it).

Anyway, there it is. Check it out, and shoot me links to interesting stuff you've come across.

-Bleys

Soo.....

I tried to move my 'Narrative' series to scraps, but it doesn't appear to have worked. The category now reads scraps, but the images are still in my gallery (/and/ in my scraps gallery!)

Anybody know what's up with this or how to fix it?

If you get this right I'll give you - wait, who am I kidding? If you get this right you'll get the satisfaction of figuring it out.

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I've decided to go ahead and do a journal feature every so often, since I've come across a lot of good stuff that isn't as popular as it should be.

This feature is
DRAWING/FINE ARTS, for all that inky goodness...


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