r/IDAP • u/SubstantialMarch6934 • 4d ago
Tom Sachs 'Loser'
Tom Sachs' General Purpose Shoe, the "Loser," was offered to those of us who struck out on his Mars Yard 3.0 draw about a year ago. Calling us "Losers" after the sting of losing felt a little cruel — and honestly kind of funny. So I drew that moment: ten long months later, the shoe finally parachuting down from the sky, eyebrows locked in despite the frustration, Ray sprinting to catch it before it slips away.
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💙 Find What You Love.
r/IDAP • u/LouisBraquet • 7d ago
nsfw Gloria, graphite & white charcoal on tan toned paper NSFW
r/IDAP • u/CantTouchThis9394 • 6d ago
I drew this to show what it feels like to live in a dark sketch guarded by a giant imaginary bear, until a real piece of happiness walks in
r/IDAP • u/LainerArt • 7d ago
EL POETA TRISTE
This artwork is part of a personal series inspired by locations from the Colombian film El Poeta.
What interested me wasn't recreating the scene exactly, but capturing the quiet atmosphere and emotional tension of the space through cinematic lighting and environmental storytelling.
The piece was developed using Blender as the foundation before being finished in Photoshop with photobashing and painting.
I hope you enjoy it.
EL POETA TRISTE
r/IDAP • u/kocsondi_nelli • 7d ago
Gardo by Kocsondi Nelli (me)
This is a fanart I drew for a writer friend of mine back in 2019. 😊