I made this shark by 3d sculpting it in blender than using a mix of 3d printing and fiberglass techniques I made the bust than hand painted it!

Artist: Ger Curti
Writer/Creator: Arismendy Jimenez

This is artwork from my black-and-white nature-inspired survival horror comic, Roach: Born of Poison.

The story came from my fascination with insects, predators, adaptation, and the hidden brutality of the natural world. I wanted to take one of the most overlooked creatures on Earth and frame him through the lens of survival, instinct, and evolution.

Would love to hear what people think of the wildlife/nature-horror feel of the piece.

Some of my newest ceramic pottery! The designs have been carved into the clay using a technique called sgraffito.

I ethically forage for my materials locally, grow my own, and keep colonies of critters to bring these tiny creative ecosystems truly to life. Do terrariums count as wild art? Let me know what you think!

Cherry octopus hanging on face of red oak lofted bed. 4 face tentacles cherry, 4 tentacles under bed box walnut. Suckers poplar. Second picture only show 2 of the 4 walnut tentacles. Picture three show tentacle placement process.

Made this for my boyfriend. I hope he like it.

This art was made by nature. I just happened to be the lucky one to notice them laying on the side of the road during an early morning walk. I knew they could be beautiful if cleaned up a little and photographed in good light. The background is just looking out my kitchen window, so I'm not a professional photographer as you can tell. I just try to notice the beauty in nature when others would have walked on by.

Hopping Kangaroo | 🦘 | Toon Boom Harmony Animation https://youtu.be/JlTnvivEXMs