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📍PITTSBURGH PA: I'll be coming to you to tattoo at Illustrated Alchemy this April 3-5th!

- CREATURES
- FURRY
- MONSTERS
- AND MORE!

Spots are limited. Be sure to read up on the terms when booking, as they differ a little from my Huntsville AL things.

Booking stuff 👇

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📍PITTSBURGH PA: I'll be coming to you to tattoo at Illustrated Alchemy this April 3-5th!

- CREATURES
- FURRY
- MONSTERS
- AND MORE!

Spots are limited. Be sure to read up on the terms when booking, as they differ a little from my Huntsville AL things.

Booking stuff 👇

Photo of a performance art piece featuring several photos of a werewolf all superimposed overtop of one another. Creating a ghost image of various limbs and forms of the wolf in various poses of distress.

Photo of a painting of a Loggerhead Shrike, wings spread, in front of a sun. Below it along the edge of the piece is a bramble of raspberries coming out of a shrew skull.

Photo of a pen and ink drawing of a dead crow inside of a gold frame. The crow has a golden halo encircling it's head.

Black and grey digital drawing of a werewolf turning to snarl at the viewer. A white muzzle is superimposed over its face.

Hey, I'm Brann! (He, they, it)

I'm an interdisciplinary artist and illustrator who has a love for monsters, natural science and queerness.
I do a bit of everything, ranging from printmaking, digital, watercolour and sculpture.

💸 Kofi: ko-fi.com/ravenlunatic...

🚫 Anti-AI
🔞 Can be 18+

From the sketchbook. Changes to the flesh.

Vietnamese giant magnolia snail (bertia cambojiensis), if you even care.

It seems like no matter how old you get, there's always a new bug to learn about. Life is good

awoo

awoo

From the sketchbook. Changes to the flesh.

Theres a WEREWOLF inside of me and if i dont take it out on WALKIES, heh, well, lets just say it gets VERY SAD.

I printed it and stuck self-adhesive copper tape to it. There's copper tape with conductive adhesive so you can add multiple overlapping pieces and it counts as one conductive surface. Then I used the second part of the mold to shape the copper, so that it sticks inside the recessed traces. Then I used sandpaper to file away at the raised ridges. The copper traces are now electrically independent of each other. Done! But if I want, I can remove the extra copper tape.

The companion mold at the bottom. This second 3D-printed part pushes the copper tape down into the recessed trace channels so it conforms to the shape. The two parts sandwich together with alignment spikes to keep everything registered.

screenshot of QZW Labs' raised pcb idea! here is their youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLliKgzKKUI&t=592s

Adobe Illustrator on top (you can use any free tool that makes SVG vector files. I just own an old illustrator version. Bottom: the PCB Forge tool I made

I made a tool that turns PCB designs into 3D-printable molds. you sandwich copper tape between the parts, sand the ridges, and you have a real working PCB. no etching, no chemicals. I am losing my mind

castpixel.itch.io/pcb-forge

Photo of a fresh tattoo on light skin, featuring a stippled black rabbit tangled in red thorns.

What I've dubbed a "dust bunny" from my flash. Really happy to have had the chance to do a piece that's basically all stippling. :]

Photo of a fresh tattoo on light skin, featuring a stippled black rabbit tangled in red thorns.

What I've dubbed a "dust bunny" from my flash. Really happy to have had the chance to do a piece that's basically all stippling. :]

Think of all the artists who just post commissions. That's all they ever have time for. You don't know what they like or who their OCs are because they're always working.

throw $$ at artists to draw their own shit, please. Like, genuinely, please.

An illustration of an imp beast with horns.

Personal work.

do not go piggly into that good wiggly

Illustration of a bug beast perched upon an organic structure.

big! bug!

Illustration of a bug beast perched upon an organic structure.

big! bug!

YES YES YES YES YES

Qamaqtuq ᖃᒪᖅᑐᖅ “To call dogs to oneself”

For the Gender Mutual exhibition @ SUM Gallery

A set of concept sketches of a worm shaped biomech, showcasing several rooms and chambers where those controlling the mech can operate the thing.

Internals/Blueprints

Personal work.

Oooo 👀👀

A set of concept sketches of a worm shaped biomech, showcasing several rooms and chambers where those controlling the mech can operate the thing.

Internals/Blueprints

Personal work.

Berry in oats could prob fix me honestly.

Its a vibe 😔

An illustration of a feline/rodent anthro character journeying through a path flanked by towering stone pillars, carrying a bag almost as big as them. They seem frustrated, tired, stubbornly trudging forward.

a path seemingly never ending.

All that being said, my environment painting skills have definitely entropyed after not do that for years. Nothing refreshers and practice cant fix tho.

--I think there's something that could be visually interesting if I mash these rusty old, high texture faux-gouache approaches to my enviro elements and keeping the bold, flat linework to my subjects.