My dad fell asleep on the couch and it inspired me (OC)

[yakyak@lemmy.world]

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[not_rick@lemmy.world]

Nice sketch

[gradually_adjusting@lemmy.world]

Did you show him, or is it not a "feet sketch" kinda relationship

[yakyak@lemmy.world]

I didn’t. He’d definitely think it’s weird…

[yakyak@lemmy.world]

Thanks. ~~ I showed my friends and this is what the consensus was…

[not_rick@lemmy.world]

People are weird about feet, so I’m not surprised to see this is their reaction. I don’t agree though

[fades@lemmy.world]

They’re absolutely correct

[dditty@lemm.ee]

[concrete_baby@sh.itjust.works]

Is this on Wikifeet yet?

[callcc@lemmy.world]

Nice stroke!

[gradually_adjusting@lemmy.world]

Okay that's funny as hell, good mischief

[burgersc12@mander.xyz]

Just tape it to the ceiling above him while he sleeps, he will appreciate the gesture much more that way!

[ininewcrow@lemmy.ca]

Beautiful image. I have a cousin who is an artist and when we were teenagers, he often showed me the sketches he did of his father. It's quite the thing to see the work that someone does when its their parent who is the subject. The artist puts a lot more thought, feeling and intimacy in the work they do because of it.

The only thing that concerns me is the orientation of the feet. If you were drawing them as you saw them, then his feet are really twisted in a weird way. The lower legs would have to bent in an awkward way and the upper legs bent in an usual way to get the feet to look like that. Or the person has broken their legs or suffer from some disease or condition.

But if you were just drawing them without any arrangement in mind, then its fine.

[spittingimage@lemmy.world]

I guess we don't get to pick where we find the muse, do we?