Since this piece is supposed to be shorter, I am doing a piece with very different content from what I usually do. It is going to be about Fortnight and my brother's intense addiction.
     My goals from the last critique are craftsmanship, which is self-imposed and to create a series of what I did last project. I definitely want to make it a series, but not just this time.
     To reach my craftsmanship goals, I brought paintbrushes and paint from home because I am much more comfortable using them, so hopefully my comfortability will help with my craftsmanship issues of the past. I think this painting is going well so far, I am happy with my colors and overall vibe of the piece

       I love Crap Panther's work. I have been following it for quite some time now. I was drawn in by her gorgeous Zodiac prints but I got hooked on all of her gore and beautiful depictions of carnage. Her mastery of watercolor and ink bring her pieces alive, producing such emotion in both her artwork and her viewers. The unwavering desire to improve that possesses her is inspiring. I really like her deep interest in mortality; I have addressed that theme in previous works, with much more limited gore, but would love to incorporate more of that into my own work.
       I unfortunately couldn't find a CV for South as she is a very private person, but, since I really have no interest what-so-ever in pursuing art as a carrier, I figured that reflecting on an artist that I really admire and inspires me would be better than on one who has a CV that I don't love as much.

Leo, 2019, ink and watercolor, 15"x 5"(On the Left)