Sarianne

Poster to fight against ai. Visualized is a cave painting inspired horse, with text that reads "art has always been accessible"

I hear a lot of people saying that ai makes art accessible.. well I personally think that's bullshit- so I made this to drive my point home.
#regalsart #illustration #fuckai #digitalart

Last week, I sat down for some two hours during an official ANet stream to update an old unfinished piece of mine. And to my own surprise, it's going great! Hope to finish this one sometime this year.

Teenage charr anatomy is funky.

𝘚𝘱𝘰𝘯𝘴𝘰𝘳𝘦𝘥 𝘣𝘺 𝘈𝘳𝘦𝘯𝘢𝘕𝘦𝘵

Four years ago I woke up at 5 am from distant explosions. I asked my boyfriend if he heard them too, he said he didn’t and I should go back to sleep. I tried to calm myself down, went on the internet, it was silent, no news or explanations.

I think I understand. It is quite a treat to feel texture of paper and paint consistency after daily digital art work.
Thank you and have fun as well o7

Aaaaw, such a beautiful piece. Your brushwork and colors are amazing. I've started with traditional paints and art like yours is great inspiration and motivation 🎨❤️

Chronicles of Taldun: The Longing on Steam A kinetic novel about two magi learning how to live with the burden they each carry. Explore Taldun— a world of dark magick and primordial beings with unfathomable power. Follow a mysterious phenomeno...

Chronicles of Taldun: the Longing Update:
We are at 120k words now.
The story is about 70% done. So I'll probably write it to 180k, then edit it back down to 120k. That's a lot of baby-killing. (Writer's lingo, no actual babies will be harmed.)

Wishlist it! tinyurl.com/4w6a3tr8

food for thought: traditional art is going to save artists from AI

A preview image of The Last in the Woods board game, showing the game box, various cards (including a female character named Emily in a grey hood, a thunderstorm, honey, and a fire striker), and tokens arranged on a forest-themed background. A sneaky wolf stares at the viewer, and Czech and English language flags appear at the bottom right.

A preview of the game setup, showing several piles of craftable item cards, two central decks (one featuring a bird hovering over trees, the other a deer skull on a tree), and four of the character cards, each with a life counter beneath.

A digital painting of a coniferous forest, with an abandoned campfire in the background and a deer skull hanging from a tree in the foreground.

The Last in the Woods campaign is live on Gamefound! 🌲 gamefound.com/cs/projects/...

I did both art and graphics, and it was so much fun. It would mean the world if you could take a look and share.♡

#cardgame #boardgamesky

It is so mesmerizing to watch your progress 😍 Your sketching, anatomy and the way you make scales is just ✨👌✨ Beautiful art.

The gameplay was not for me. I love the visuals, art, animation, story is amazing (last part I played was Umbra's story?) even the combat was fun. But the repetitiveness and me not being to keep up with all the grind made me to give up on it sadly😔

I noticed that they are the thing... but who can't be attracted to this lovable face?! (And I do know I am horribly biased😅)

That leaves a lot of space for interpretation, which is good. I admit I was a bit of a weird player because I was not really that interested in collecting different frames. I clicked with Oberon and played only with him. And that helped me to be more open to "they are their own person"

And not weird at all. I was nicely surprised to open bluesky today and see all the interactions with the warframe art 💜 Thank you again.

I would call it wasted opportunity to have a friend (or whole group of friends) our Tennos can share their space adventures with. Plus it was fun to come up with backstory of my Oberon frame. Though I admit that my HC was that not all Tennos think about their frames as feeling and thinking beings 🤔

Thank you 💜 It is my favorite part of the whole process, just playing with all the ideas 😊

Is it? I would expect ppl to embrace that (no pun intended) after we learn what warframes are 🤨But I haven't play the game or interacted with the community for ages.
Also thank you for you comments. I am happy the art gives you joy.

Thoughts about “AI” Yes it’s: The slop The theft The brainrot The loss of work The crumbling of creator rights The destroying of the environment and infrastructure But it's also the destroying of trust in anything that you’re not seeing with your own eyes right in front of you. Wonder now turned to the narrowing of eyes in immediate scepticism seeing something magical. Questioning the realness of everything from a stilted written apology to profound works by students in school. It feels like a slow poison to creativity and humanity at large. [At the bottom is a doodle of me, mouth a thin line, looking at the viewer]

Morning thoughts about "AI".

Where do we go from here?

Cyberpunk Heroines - 56 Animated Portraits Pack - HD Pixel Art by Nim HD Pixel Art Avatars - Smooth Animation

nimphradora.itch.io/cyberpunk-he...
I released a cyberpunk portrait asset pack!
9 unique designs, 56 variations, great for Sci fi narrative games, visual novels, profile pics all animated!

📜⚔️ Adventure beckons! Guild Wars 2: Visions of Eternity lands in just a few hours! Set sail for Castora! Master nine new elite specializations, uncover ancient secrets, and unravel the Inquest’s machinations! www.guildwars2.com/news/guild-w...

Once again, my #dragon #illustration for Dragon Calendar project. This year's theme were shiny rocks and gems. I picked amethyst (what a surprise🤭)
You can get calendars here (with code "sarianne2026" for 10% discount):
🇨🇿 obchod.dragarta.com/draci-kalendar/
🇬🇧 obchod.dragarta.com/en/dragon-calendar/

Dude I'm not even a NSFW artist and I think it in all its forms should have a place here because there is no way in hell some mod or 3rd party auto solution is gonna ever get it "right".

People can already curate their feeds and they have some moderation tools, who is all that stuff really harming

Art is supposed to sometimes be uncomfortable to the viewer. I don’t want to live in a world were we’re not allowed to explore difficult topics.

This is so true

Once again, my #dragon #illustration for Dragon Calendar project. This year's theme were shiny rocks and gems. I picked amethyst (what a surprise🤭)
You can get calendars here (with code "sarianne2026" for 10% discount):
🇨🇿 obchod.dragarta.com/draci-kalendar/
🇬🇧 obchod.dragarta.com/en/dragon-calendar/

Thank you 😊 I'll see what adventurous they will take me on.

I doodle on my ways to and from work and this fella suddenly popped into existence. I have no idea who they are and what kind of story they have, but I know I like them and hopefully they will share their OC secrets with me 😉
#OC #unicorn #illustration #acrylicmarkers

Employment jelly, repost for a job you'll love and deserve

Offer received and accepted, funemployment ends homies.

I release my employment jelly to the wild now, thank you friend.

Artists feel pressured to make new art too quickly at the moment. Normalise artists fucking disappearing for months. Just walk off into the woods for a year and come back with a single sketch. It’s good for you

a MasterCard censorship flyer on the ground

seen out in the wild, on my usual walking route (i.e. in no way city center). KEEP THE PRESSURE ON FOLKS we are not alone

People capable of loving some paintings or etchings or whatever can rarely do this without knowing something about the art-ist. Again, the situation is social rather than scientific. Any work of art is one halt of a conversation between two human beings, and it helps a lot to know who is talking at you. Does he or she have a reputation for seriousness, for sincerity? There are virtually no beloved or respected paintings made by persons of whom we know nothing. We can even surmise a lot about the lives of whoever did the paintings in the caves underneath Lascaux, France. So I dare to suggest that no picture can attract serious attention without a human being attached to it in the viewer's mind. If you are unwilling to attach your name to your pictures, and to say why you hope others might find them rewarding to look at, there goes the ballgame right there. Pictures are famous for their human-ness and not their picture-ness. There is also the matter of craftsmanship. Real picture lovers like to "play along," so to speak, to look closely at the surface to see how the illusion was created by nothing but an unusual human being, with hands and eyes. If you are unwilling to say how you made your pictures, there goes the ballgame a second time. Good luck, and love as always K

Kurt Vonnegut’s definition of what makes something “art” is one of my favorites I’ve seen - from a letter to his brother in 1995.