Post Your Creations (pics, artwork, media, design...)

[kauflust]

that blue houndstooth is a refreshing take on a classic pattern. if you end up making another one, make some pockets on the outside and find some way to show it off. it'd be a shame to hide the houndstooth!

[samsikle]

yeah prufrock extra snazzy. i'd ask you to make me one.. but i don't even wear totes anymore lol

[digital_denim]

felt like making a tote last night, so i made one. this one was a practice tote - i'm making a better one as we speak.

Nice Pru, you going to start taking orders?

[prufrock]

im refining my technique and pattern. i just made a reversible tote for my girlfriend. same color way as the one i posted, except no pocket. im about to make her a matching pencil case. i love the backpack material that im working with, shit is magical.

[djmanc5]

the tote looks great. now that i know what material it is ( backpack stuff), it makes it even more interesting.

good work d00d

[atmos_]

a couple of my very first handpainted shirts. first one was a bday present for a friend who enjoyed the tomato heads I drew on everything.

second one is the very first one i ever attempted.

it's a work in progress.

[kenthenoob]

Something i did back in my senior year of high school.

done in one class sitting (30~45 minutes):

pencil on paper

[equip555]

Did this back in 2003 while in highschool. inspired by a picture. I wish I had the motivation/time to draw nowadays. Pencil on paper.

[Pin]

I make this four times a year. She's a beast. Made the transition from editing a fashion mag to interiors and architecture a couple of years ago.

First image post too so my apologies if it's too big...

[phelen]

Flyer for an exhibition of mine.

Type needs to be checked but its good to go.

[valhalla]

Did this back in 2003 while in highschool. inspired by a picture. I wish I had the motivation/time to draw nowadays. Pencil on paper.

holy shit... the level of detail here is breathtaking. and i know how hard it is to draw the wisp of smoke.

i do some good old pencil and paper stuff myself, but you sir, are good.

respect!!!

[NatseOklim]

Some nice stuff here!

[dino might]

my first ever attempt at screen printing, im pretty excited with how it came out, next will be better..

uniqloXdino

[Westbrook]

^^^^hahaha I like it.

[dino might]

^thanks!

some people still dont get it....

"hug life?, whats hug life?"

'tards.

[Icarus]

This was my first attempt at handstitching beyond sewing up holes. Incredibly rough, especially pushing that needle through the waterproof plastic 1000 times. Done with a t-shirt, floss, and a bandana.

[insidertrading]

sketched this shit back in 02'

proportion's kinda off due to the camera angle.

[destructodisk]

Just a few things of MINE that I still like

[insidertrading]

^ robert smith?

[destructodisk]

^Indeed, I made that like 2-3 years ago I believe. I used a reference photograph that's on the internet and just tryed to stylize it a bit.

[Happy Hooligan]

I do gag cartoons. Here's one I did for an Xmas card last year.

[upandcoming]

picklekreations.etsy.com

hence the upandcoming

[Comma H]

Sorry for the old thread bump...but better than making a new one right?

Some great artists here. Here is some of my more recent drawings:

James Dean:

Harrison Ford in Blade Runner:

Hedi Slimane:

Printed photograph of denim and a WAYWT self portrait:

All drawing with a worn out 0.4mm felt tip fineliner. All except for Harrison are in a Moleskine Sketchbook.

[roundhouse]

good attempt on slimane. what denim is the photograph of?

im thinking of getting a moleskine for sketches and stuff, should i get a "plain" one which has more pages or a "sketch" one?

[Comma H]

The denim is from left to right: Lee, Imperial, Dior

I recommend a Sketchbook Moleskine because the pages are heavier and are more durable. Ink doesnt bleed through pages as easily.

[Jux]

haha rudolphs nose exploded...I like it.

[qisti vs qisti]

Liking the tote prufrock

My first ever attempt at making something: cut up a lambswool vest I bought at a charity shop and attempted to make a scarf with a hood. Was mostly going by trial and error I guess. I ended up without much material to make the scarf bit (should've bought a sweater with sleeves in a larger size! haha) so in the end it turned into a hood that converts into an oversized beanie.

the hood

converted to the beanie

what it looks like worn

The bottom bit isn't complete and needs stitching. Unfortunately because i don't have access to a sewing machine that means hours of (bad) handstitching. Hours I can't really afford to waste.. I should be studying.

[kauflust]

^ haha not bad gisti. i would use a rounded cord instead of ribbon to make it look less girly.

did you finish the raw edges though?

[qisti vs qisti]

Thanks, and no I havent had time to work on it yet, busy past few days at the hospital. It's actually a shoelace btw. I agree that I'd prefer something a little meatier ala cord but didnt have any lying around and I couldn't be bothered going out to source any at the time. Thinking of dyeing it black and adding an inner lining of sorts but thats far too advanced for me.

[i andrew]

looks good. Also looks like something a hobbit would wear. but i think i'd rock it!

some of my stuff...

this is a bunch of multi layer stencils i've done, it was all i had decent pictures of, i'll try to get some pics of my pencils and watercolors later...

the last two were for a brother from another mother's wedding..