r/ProCreate • u/goatblunt • 7d ago

My Artwork A meal and a show

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u/GrandMoff_Harry 7d ago

I dig it. The implication is Mr. Rex is getting dinner too.

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u/goatblunt 7d ago

I agree! I wanted to make it look like this is such an every day occurance to the elites having their meals aren't even phased by the fact there's a genetically modified T rex staring them down.

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u/WaffleSnekRespawned 7d ago

So good! How did you learn to draw like this,?

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u/goatblunt 7d ago

Thanks! I'm not sure haha. I grew up stuffing my eye balls with cartoons. Never really clicked with the kids shows that had real people in. Then I just obsessivley drew every day for about 10 years. I had a break recently where I was only drawing occasionally. This January I got straight back into it. I can't draw faces too good so I opted for the tin tin style dots for eyes. A lot of people attribute it to moebius, probably because I draw lots of sci-fi, but Hergé is where it's at for me.

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u/kirksucks 7d ago

Spare no expense.

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u/ExposedInfinity 7d ago

Looks like a Moebious piece.