Art account for @shardsofblue. I do a few different styles in ink, watercolor, and digital. My banner is a self portrait. 📚🐉🏳️⚧️
- Tweets27
- Following73
- Followers55
- Likes150
ALT Messy digital ink drawing of Boimler from Lower Decks dressed up as The Babadook, wearing a top hat and heavy black makeup. He has that typical Boimler anxious thousand yard stare and is holding his arms out to show little bat wings sewn into his uniform under the arms.
ALT Photo looking down at a Starbucks coffee cup and sunglasses on a wood table, a pen-and-ink sketch of the same items from the same angle next to them.
ALT Photo of a black and white ink sketch of a young Japanese man in glasses sitting crosslegged at a table, reading a book he’s holding in his hands.
ALT Digital acrylic painting of a Blue Heeler Australian Sheepdog seated and seen from the shoulders up, looking alert against a yellow bokeh background. Blue Heelers are sturdy medium-large dogs with mid-length fur that is variously silver, blue-black, and red-brown.
ALT Digital acrylic painting of a Blue Heeler Australian Sheepdog seated and seen from the shoulders up, looking alert against a yellow bokeh background. Blue Heelers are sturdy medium-large dogs with mid-length fur that is variously silver, blue-black, and red-brown.
ALT A photo of a hand holding an off-white paper booklet titled “Becoming All of Me” just above a rough wooden table, subtitled “Writings and artwork by Xander Ready.” Below the title is a detailed digital ink bust sketch of a young white man with short hair wearing an accordion-style cloth mask and a leather jacket, looking at the camera with a confident expression.
ALT A photo of a booklet laid open on a rough wooden table. Two poems and two ink sketches are visible. One poem, called “Mirror,” is 7 lines and illustrated with a white man in glasses adjusting his shirt collar in an ornate mirror. The other fills a page and is called “Soft,” and is illustrated by a young man in a leather jacket walking toward the viewer and smoking.
ALT A photo of a booklet laid open on a rough wooden table. There are three detailed pen and ink drawings and one poem visible. The drawings variously show a young bearded black man seated in a suit and glasses; two older, heavyset, bald white men with full beards, embracing, one with top surgery scars; and a full-page sketch of a slim man laying on a bed holding a book in front of his face, reading. The poem visible is titled “Holy” and is about finding sacred spaces in community with other queer people.