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Kringlings love music. Musicians who find a kringling village often never leave.

This was for the prompt "Music" given by
Really liked how this turned out.

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2018-08-21

Hello I'm a Vis/Dev Artist and illustrator for animation, comics, books and the occasional game.
I also like cookies, storm clouds, and dark solitary corners.
https://t.co/wG6YjKH5vX

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2018-08-21

The bluebird of happiness stole her shoe cuz it's the only way he could get her to FLY!

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2018-08-18

is by Agnes Miller Parker for Spenser's "The Faery Queen" (1953). Born in Scotland, her glorious woodcuts graced a wide variety of material, from natural history to Thomas Hardy. Her skilful use of light and shade creates great drama and elegant shapes.

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2018-08-16

is by Rex Whistler for J Swift's Gulliver's Travels. Here's a Brobdingnagian dwarf pelting Gulliver with giant apples (1930). Whistler's exquisite & refined Baroque creations are reminiscent of Hogarth's elegant engravings. Also a magnificent muralist!

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2018-08-10

You know its HOT when the little guys with horns start popping up...
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2018-08-09