I really felt his rage when the bloodthirsty berserker started tearing into that cat waffle. Awesome
no mercy only violence : )
Not the typical art displayed in here, but there’s a first for everything.
I love leather work and doing everything from head to toe. I did hats, shoes, bags, mouse pads, bottles,…
This time it’s a bag for my new electric chain saw I bought for pruning this week.
Edit:
Just found this wonderful quote from @Malkuth and its really fitting for my leather work
For example last summer, I went to a renfair with sunburn, so just Build a new hat with a huge brim so I could enjoy the event despite 37°C (100°F). Same with this bag.
This is awesome! How long have you been doing leather work for?
I started during Corona when I wasn’t allowed to go dancing every day. Spent quite a lot time researching the methods, watched dozens of hours of videos on how to do it. Then I got the tools some leather and made my first hat. And a few more hats, some bags in between, a few key fobs.
My last to projects were completely self designed: a book cover for my uncles hymnbook and now this bag.
It’s a bit more challenging than using bought patterns from professional designers/ leather artists, but it’s the only method to get something fitting for special purposes, like my electric chainsaw.
Are any of you creatives running Renaissance Man or Ultimate Artist?
I am running Renaissance Man at the moment and have run it quite a bit since it was originally released. Also bought Ultimate Artist when it was first released and have given it many listens.
I was running UA for a bit, but then had to focus on shifting my priorities. Always loved it as a title. I’m a music producer and despite my incredibly poor piano skills I’d find myself being able to instinctively know which chords to play in order to capture what I wanted. I find it’s really good at breaking down the mental barriers to letting expression flow for me.
Ever since I get to hold crayons into my hands, the walls become my canvas that’s the reason why my grandparents always put me into summer classes.
I join a few contest with Corel Draw, Photoshop got an award. Everything gets even interesting when I learn Illustrator, back then AI wasn’t yet evolved.
For now I only used Photoshop, Premiere for my forensic sideline business.
There are too much AI applied on art works, not much emotions I can see on them.
This is a hat I made especially for Ren’fairs Last summer. I had severe sunburn but wanted to go to my favorite fair, so I mixed two patterns to get a huge brim for my favorite base (a pork pie hat base, known eg from braking bad).
The huge brim is good against sun and rain.
Against the rain, I coated it with bees wax.
The leather skin I bought had on slit where the cow had a little injury, so I turned the flaw into a feature and now it’s right on the front.
Another nice feature is the wire in the brim, so I can freely form it. Be it flat, a tricorn (Captn Jack Sparrow), a cowboy hat or even an octagon.
And I lined it with some black velvet I had still lying around from another project.
so beautiful
: D hehe
the last one looks pretty cool ngl
I bought an iPad pro and Procreate back in December but I haven’t really been able to get into it.
I didn’t mean you with “go digital”, I talked to myself. I like your artworks as they are.