Though really, why not do both.
Ten points if you can name who belongs to this rarest of smiles.
Though really, why not do both.
Ten points if you can name who belongs to this rarest of smiles.
Self portraits I did in the before times.
“twenty-twenty” digital self portrait, 2020.
“Pass Through” digital self portrait 2020.
Digital color study illustration, after Keaton’s “The General,” 2020.
We’re here again. Please wear a mask.
I’m definitely biased, but giving art as a gift is one of the most badass gifts of all.
A recent commission.
“Maddie” Digital Portrait, 2020, Lauren Elyse S.
“Reaching into the Void” digital illustration, Lauren Elyse S, 2020
Don’t ask me, I don’t even know anymore. This year has broken open my brain and weird things are coming out. Letting everything take shape rather than trying to bend it to my will has been a really strange process. Gonna let it ride because, why not?
“TwentyTwenty” digital illustration, Lauren Elyse S. 2020.
Is haunted. Self portrait of the times we’re experiencing.
“The Rush, The Crash” digital, 2020.
This was a fun one.
Recently found myself on a train rolling back and forth across the country, so of course I had to document it the best way I know how.
I can’t even begin to describe how difficult it is to sketch while being steadily jostled on a train for hours on end.
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“Midnight” digital illustration, 2019. Lauren Elyse S.
Little in my work flow ever seems to go to plan. Oh well. That’s how it shakes out sometimes. Listen to the muses, don’t fight it.
Inktober aims.
Apothecary’s Darling. 2018, digital
Be Wary What You’ll Find. 2018, digital
"Melt" digital painting, 2018.
Here's a piece inspired by Mughal carpet designs, the scent of flowers on a warm wind.