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sasiska.bsky.social
studying emotional expression and mood — referenced from photos, reimagined in my style.
#digitalart #emotionalart #artstudy #moodstudy #artinprogress #stylizedportrait #faceexpression #blueskyart #blackandwhiteart #digitalpainting #paintingpractice
April 5, 2025 at 9:16 AM
jinxielizzy.bsky.social
First test of the model.
I only meant to check the light on her skin,
But she turned.
Not fully. Just enough.
Enough to lock her eyes with yours —
and remind you: you’re not the one watching her.
#AshleyGraham #LightingTest #MoodStudy #ResidentEvil #OverShoulderLook #EroticArt #3Drender #NudeArt
July 31, 2025 at 9:00 PM
sleepwalking-fox.bsky.social
Painterly experiment in Procreate — testing soft smudging with sharper edge control. I think I’m getting closer to where my style wants to be.

#furryart #digitalpainting #emotionalart #dreamcore #eyeart #moodstudy #procreateart #furryfandom #painterlystyle
May 21, 2025 at 12:18 AM
rjrock.bsky.social
Same path. Same trees. But the forest shifts depending on what you carry into it—light or shadow, love or hate, joy or pain. It's a lot like our politics--a reflection of what we carry into it
#ForestFriday #LandscapePhotography #EastCoastKin #Photography #ClassicMono #MoodStudy #Fujifilm
A diptych of two forest scenes side by side: the left image is in vivid color, the right is in black and white. Both images show tall trees in a dense forest, with shadows stretching toward the viewer across a carpet of pine needles and forest floor debris. In the color version, moss glows green on the tree bases, and filtered light reveals deep greens, browns, and purples. The black-and-white version emphasizes contrast and structure: the light appears harsher, and the shadows more graphic and stark. Despite identical framing, the mood of each image is distinct—the color version feels enchanted and vibrant; the black-and-white feels somber and introspective. The pairing invites reflection on perception: how color evokes emotion while monochrome sharpens form. It’s not just a forest—it’s a mirror, and the light you notice may say more about you than the place. A diptych of two forest scenes side by side: the left image is in vivid color, the right is in black and white. Both images show tall trees in a dense forest, with shadows stretching toward the viewer across a carpet of pine needles and forest floor debris. In the color version, moss glows green on the tree bases, and filtered light reveals deep greens, browns, and purples. The black-and-white version emphasizes contrast and structure: the light appears harsher, and the shadows more graphic and stark. Despite identical framing, the mood of each image is distinct—the color version feels enchanted and vibrant; the black-and-white feels somber and introspective. The pairing invites reflection on perception: how color evokes emotion while monochrome sharpens form. It’s not just a forest—it’s a mirror, and the light you notice may say more about you than the place.
June 13, 2025 at 8:00 PM