*sigh* as I expected my watchers dogged out on my journal, but that's fine I either responded to your note, or left you a message on your page if I mentioned you.


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Ayashinta has been here almost a year, and her wonderful art has gone under the radar. Her style is somewhat reminiscent of the later Disney movies. With the big expressive eyes, and a unique coloring style that immediately captures you. I linked to a few of her older item and one of her newer ones; give this French temptress a glance. You won't be sorry!


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Is some what new having only joined in October of this year. With her eye for realism and a talent for lively shading she is a already a welcome deviant. Not only is she very kind, she loves comments (hint hint nudge nudge).


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Another relative newbie who is extremely talented, I could hardly suppress my joy when I stumbled upon her gallery. Some of her art falls in to the range of gothic though the name hardly does her work justice. Some of her art uses a series of dots to create the image, some a series of lines, cross-hatching, anything you could imagine she uses! Her artwork requires you to full view most of it, and this allows you to be swallowed by her boundless creativity!


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When I first found her art a commented she said it was good to hear that people outside her watchlist enjoy her art. All I can say to that is it's impossible not to become part of her watchlist! Her art is bright and original, it draws you in with all the little details she has added. Her use of color is bold and unafraid, one of my favorite peices consists diffrent shades of the color pink.


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With a great understanding of everything punk she indtroduces you to her fantastic world. Her ability to use anatomy and the human body to express or create another world is just... mind blowing. Not only is she a great artist but she is a wonderful person! Check her out!

and last but not least the ever popular...

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With is ever-varying methods and interesting interpretation of the everyday world, he is a favorite of mine. One of my favorite methods of his is the use of construction paper in his pieces, and cutting out his drawings to create surreal scenes of utter loveliness. With the invention of his little Ob he has embarked on yet another marvelous creation frenzy, you must go check him out.