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'Cream and Tails' Paper Mache Mayhem'

Cream and Tails are making paper mache bowls, and Cream got a little playful and stuck some paper strips to herself, pretending to be a mummy and splattering some glue in her jumpscare, and don't worry about Cream sticking paper mache to herself, PVA glue is washable and will come off in a bath.

In the background are a handprint canvas and a fingerpainting, and loose paper, a couple glue jugs, and two bowls of slightly watered-down glue to make the paper mache bowls with are scattered on the craft table.

Cream: 'Boo! I'm a mummy! ^v^'
Tails: -giggles at Cream-

This was drawn in Crayola crayons on Pacon Art Street sketch paper, and shot through an EOS Rebel T3i with a Vivitar Series 1 19-35mm f3.5-4.5 FD-mount zoom lens mounted to it under natural light from the window.

#cute #cuteart #creamtherabbit #creamtherabbitart #tails #tailsart #sonic #sonicart #traditionalart #crayonart #crayola #crayolacrayons #crayolacrayonart #eosrebelt3i #canonfd #vivitarseries1 #vintagelenses

Cream and Tails are making paper mache bowls, and Cream got a little playful and stuck some paper strips to herself, pretending to be a mummy and splattering some glue in her jumpscare, and don't worry about Cream sticking paper mache to herself, PVA glue is washable and will come off in a bath.
#cute #traditionalart #canonfd #cuteart #sonic #tails #Crayola #vintagelenses #sonicart #creamtherabbit #crayonart #eosrebelt3i #VivitarSeries1 #crayolacrayons #creamtherabbitart #tailsart #crayolacrayonart
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FadingScholar

A creative depiction of a lighthearted artistic activity. The detailed breakdown of the craft setting—complete with handprint canvases, fingerpaintings, and glue bowls—complements the narrative between the two characters. The specified medium of crayons on sketch paper captured under natural light emphasizes a traditional, hand-drawn aesthetic.
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DFX4509B (Joshua Mason)

Thanks! And yeah, this is hand-drawn for real, I prefer using real materials because of the sensory feedback which you just don't get when pushing pixels on a screen. My preference for traditional over digital is very much a sensory thing.

Especially with 3D art too, actually squishing a sculpting material such as modeling clay around is way more fun than pushing dots in your preferred 3D modeling software.

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