T Park Illustrator / Character Designer

Happy Spooky Season everyone! I LOVE Halloween and I hope you do too! Please join me as I celebrate by creating three little clay Jack-o'-lanterns in this series of videos. In this video, part 3, I'll be sculpting a sad little face with tall shapely pumpkin body out of polymer clay. I'll touch on my sculpting process a bit, and mix in some casual seasonal conversation. This time while sculpting, I'll be sharing my unpopular opinion about one particular Halloween movie: Hocus Pocus 2. I loved the original Hocus Pocus and I watch it every year, but I was in no way impressed by the sequel. In fact I truly can barely stand to watch it. As promised I talked about something that actually makes me rather sad. While there was a lot I could go in depth about as to why I don't like it, in this psuedo review of Hocus Pocus 2 I focus on the lore of the original Hocus Pocus and how it was butchered in the sequel. Big take-aways are that the movie follows the typical Hollywood trend of making all villains redeemable and softening darker story elements. I of course touch on other parts of the lore: the book, the black flame candle...the singing...as well. The clay I used to sculpt is Super Sculpey and I used a variety of tools while working it: heavy duty foil, periodontal scalers (you'll probably recognize these from the dentist's office), and a slew of sculpting tools that I must admit I don't know the specific names of. Music in the background a track from the Haunted House album by @lofigeek Here's the link to their haunted house mix on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j77XXn5nUTM&t=7377s Lofi Geek's Spotify Lo-Fi Playlist: https://spoti.fi/3DG1VnA Lofi Geek's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lofigeek Consider joining my patreon! https://www.patreon.com/tparkart Or check out the many other ways to support me via linkt.ree/tparkart

Happy Spooky Season everyone! I LOVE Halloween and I hope you do too! Please join me as I celebrate by creating three little clay Jack-o-lanterns in this series of videos. In this video, part 1, I'll be sculpting a creepy little face with a wonky pumpkin body out of polymer clay. I'll touch on my sculpting process a bit, and mix in some casual seasonal conversation. I'll also share my Halloween traditions and some small anecdotes, so you can get to know me better. :) I hope to hear about some of your traditions or what you're excited about most this season in the comments. The clay I used is Super Sculpey and I used a variety of tools while working: heavy duty foil, periodontal scalers (you'll probably recognize these from the dentist's office), and a slew of sculpting tools that I must admit I don't know the specific names of. Music in the background is the first track from the Haunted House album by @lofigeek Here's the link to their haunted house mix on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j77XXn5nUTM&t=7372s Spotify Lo-Fi Playlist: https://spoti.fi/3DG1VnA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lofigeek

Join me as I take another crack at drawing this illustration in a timelapse video! Let’s see what I keep and what I improve while listening to a selection of house music by Byro. See the links below for music, software, and hardware. This illustration is inspired heavily by the idea of Sun and Moon deities and influenced by the Art Nouveau style. These gods exist intertwined in a never ending cycle, so I titled the illustration Cycles. Software: Clip Studio Paint Pro Hardware: Wacom Cintiq 22” and Ipad Pro 10” with gen 2 apple pencil Music: Selections from Bryo their socials below: Make Our Moment Final -- Life's Good Master https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8vN2xRdqBzbPbgQGjadizw https://www.instagram.com/bryomusic_ https://open.spotify.com/artist/2vxxy7jihyIBAPFPPza3B2?si=0ZZlSL10QpOKhYOLf-Iw_w&nd=1