Hound VII (2024)

The Champion (2024)

Digital painting based on a study from February. Made in Krita.

“Orthrus”, an exploration of my illness.

Prints available here: https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/ravenfoxx/orthrus/

Medium: Digital (Krita)

Date Completed: 24 May 2023  

Bacchus (2024)

A bust of the Greco-Roman god Bacchus/Dionysus as a satyr/goatman. I quite enjoyed the process of sculpting this.

Available as a print!

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Hound VI, an art print by Elise Moore

This is a gallery-quality giclée art print on 100% cotton rag archival paper, printed with archival inks.

Hound VI (2024)

New dogwoman sculpture! I tried some new things with this one.

Two paintings, one digital and one traditional! Left is “Landscape with Dragon No. 6″, right is “Pan”. 

Lamb Putto (2024)

First sculpture in Blender 4.2! It was a journey. XD

Now available as a print!

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Hound VII, an art print by Elise Moore

This is a gallery-quality giclée art print on 100% cotton rag archival paper, printed with archival inks.

Hound VII (2024)

My latest dogwoman sculpture. An exercise in verism.

Experiments with Rebelle 7 Pro

Two digital graphite drawings and a digital oil painting.

🍁There’s a quiet strength in just existing. It’s easy to overlook, especially when everything feels awful, but simply getting through each day is a huge accomplishment. You might not always see it, but just by being here, you’re adding something uniquely important to the world. It’s not about doing something extraordinary or being the best; it’s about continuing on, even when things are tough. Your presence matters, and it has a positive impact in ways you might not notice, but others do. Give yourself credit for the small victories, the moments when you keep going despite it all. Those moments show just how strong you are, even if it doesn’t feel that way. Hang on to that thought, because it’s a truth worth holding onto as you face whatever comes your way.🍁

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The old goatman feels remorse for all he has done and all he could have done. This is the first in my "Goats" series, where I will be exploring the juxtaposition of cartoon goats in serious and classical settings. Medium: Oil on canvas panel Date Completed: approx. 22 March 2021

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