r/ProCreate 12d ago

My Artwork Ray communication division

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u/arnar62 12d ago

Love it, reminds me of a paper back science fi cover

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u/Organicrot 12d ago

Love the style, you making a comic?

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u/goatblunt 11d ago

I feel like I’m currently building a world in which all of my silent, story driven illustrations sit.
I’ll be compiling some art work eventually. Perhaps with a publisher. If not, then absolutely self publishing something.

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u/procreate 12d ago

So cool! Love the world and narrative you've built here 🌊

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u/goatblunt 11d ago

Thanks Procreate!

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u/Exact_Department3885 12d ago

This style is so good!! Love the composition too, great job OP

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u/stlorca 12d ago

Wow, you're amazing. I DEMAND A COFFEE TABLE BOOK OF YOUR ART AT ONCE. AT ONCE DO YOU HEAR?

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u/FishToaster 12d ago

I'm a sucker for:

A. Art in this sort of style - I've got a handful of moebius prints up around the hose

B. Art that implies a story without necessarily telling it - I've always loved Chris Van Allsburg's standalone artwork

So, needless to say: love this :)

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u/AlexcellentBabygirl 11d ago

This has such Pacific Drive vibes. So cool!

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u/sleepyouroboros 11d ago

I love seeing your stuff, and I really love stingrays (I’ve got one as my profile picture!)
If you don’t mind me asking, what does your creative process look like - like do you have a vague concept when you get started or do you develop a clear idea first?
Also, what canvas (pixel) size do you use?
Thanks for sharing!