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Holly The Terrible's Art and Life

Happy Halloween

Art shop back up with new work

I know, it took me forever, but new paintings and other original work are now for sale again. Here is the link, http://www.etsy.com/shop/hollypaints

The Secret Lesson In The Garden

Beware The Man In The Mask

 

 

The Problem with Prometheus

Saw the movie over the weekend and found this review on tumblr that perfectly explains how I feel about it.

http://dresdencodak.tumblr.com/post/24913699967/5-ways-to-improve-prometheus-spoilers

Be warned though, there be spoilers. So if you didn’t see it yet, you may not want to read this.

 

Finally! Art Prints!

I know, I know. It has taken me forever to do this, but I just was never sure on how I wanted to go about selling prints. I don’t have the capability to do this myself with the equipment I have, so I thought about other art websites that let you upload your art and they make prints for you.

So (after debating it for awhile) I have decided to start selling prints of my original work through the print shop on deviantART. I am always on there and that is where I upload a ton of my art, so it seemed logical.

Expect more art prints to be available for purchase over the next week on there. I only have one art illustration right now that you can get as a print. I am having to re-scan some stuff at higher qualities for this process.

So check it out and don’t worry, I have tried to keep the prices very reasonable.

http://hollytheterrible.deviantart.com/

 

The illustration I have available as a print,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Also,

Look out, Christine! 

New PotO work from me. Mixed-media on bristol paper. May 2012

Update about The Avengers

It was awesome. All that I could hope for and more.

Son of Coul, I will miss you though. You were a BAMF.

It’s Time

2 MORE DAYS!!!

Soon the wait will be over.

Meeting In A Graveyard

The Immortals by me (Holly The Terrible) 2012

Traditional media:

pencil, ink, prisma markers, white gel pen and acrylic paints on bristol paper. Measures around 8″ x 10″ in size. Started and finished in April.

My two OC’s. Expect more to come.