If you read Bored Panda, then you're no stranger to the works of Kerby Rosanes and his beautiful Moleskin illustrations. Now, the Philippines-based artist, also known by his Internet handle Sketchy Stories, is back with a series titled Geometric Beasts.
Rosanes uses only ordinary black pens to create his doodles, this time blending wild animals with geometric forms. If you'd like to check out more of his work, see his detailed doodles here. Or, if adult coloring books are more your style, then check out Doodle Invasion.
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katkandy77 7 years ago
Awesome! I think he should be holding a fish in his mouth, or something though.
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JermainWarner 7 years ago
what brand of mechanical pencil is that? looking for something better than I have.
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It looks to me like all the animals are breaking out of some kind of stasis. Freeing themselves. Very, very cool.
I want my next tattoo drawn by her
The artist is Kerby Rosanes (a "he"). Paulina is the author. :)
i don't have tattoos but i would choose one of these if i did they're epic
Is there a copyright at those drawings?
in respect of the artist, credit where credit is due
On his Instagram page he says that if anybody wants to get the drawings tattooed, they are free to do so
yes. copyright is automatically given to the creator, regardless of whether it was published or not.
If not specified otherwise, then yes.
It looks to me like all the animals are breaking out of some kind of stasis. Freeing themselves. Very, very cool.
I want my next tattoo drawn by her
The artist is Kerby Rosanes (a "he"). Paulina is the author. :)
i don't have tattoos but i would choose one of these if i did they're epic
Is there a copyright at those drawings?
in respect of the artist, credit where credit is due
On his Instagram page he says that if anybody wants to get the drawings tattooed, they are free to do so
yes. copyright is automatically given to the creator, regardless of whether it was published or not.
If not specified otherwise, then yes.