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✨ - 10 ans d'écarts - ✨

La première version de Satan (2012) et ça dernière (2022). Alors, ça change, hein ? 😆

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Drawing from 2007 vs Final Sketch WIP (2022). It's a redraw of the same thing done 15 years ago.
YOWZERS!

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It's kinda funny looking back at my past art with adding much details, blending stuff and putting much effort (pic 1&2). And now i just like "okay chibi and moar chibi" heck I even kinda forgor how to draw non-chibi (help)

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I drew Mossra from the upcoming Kaichu (a Monster Daiting Monster Indie coming out on October 7th 2022). I would love to draw some of the other monsters in the future.

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sort of a WiP but i thought it was funny
(High Tide)
you vs the guy she tells you not to worry about
(April 2020 vs September 2022).... he has changed quite a bit

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The Tyrant’s Empire Drowns by James Hutton (2022).

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A Scene in Leigh Woods, by Irish painter Francis Danby (1822). Bristol Museum & Art Gallery.

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Thinking about the outline color. Currently it's all blue (image 1), which I'm not a big fan of. All black looks very bad (image 2). A mix seems reasonable (image 3).

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The Sleeping Gypsy (1897), The Eiffel Tower (c1898) & A Corner if the Plateau of Bellevue (1901-2). The Sleeping Gypsy is particularly lyrical in its treatment & symbolism.

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McSorley's Bar, by American painter John Sloan (1912). Detroit Institute of Arts.

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Color test (2).
The color and design isn’t fixed yet, but I wanna try this for now. 🙃

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The Batman(2022). Art by Fraser Gillespie.

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For all of my NYC homies/followers, four of my most favorite portraits I’ve ever done will be on view at this Friday (9/2). I’ll be there and it’s a toss-up as to which one I’ll look like that night. Come and find out!

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Four illustrations by Arthur Rackham, published in 1933, for Christina Rossetti's "Goblin Market" (1862).

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Music in the Tuileries, by French painter Édouard Manet (1862). National Gallery.

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Lyrical Ladies: our penultimate featuring work of Nazarene painter Wilhelm von Schadow (1789-1862). Aiming to revive spirituality in art, 'Nazarene' came as a term of derision used against them for their affectation of a biblical manner of clothing & hair style.

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Roy Castle profiled in Buddy (20th March 1982).

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