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The latest Written Backwards interview is with (John Langan), author of The Fisherman, and Sefira & Other Betrayals. We discuss a little of everything here: https://t.co/tEJqbbcPV2

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Finally found some time to work a bit with Awesome new tool! Combined with brushes by this might be a gamechanger...

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(Laughs this is gonna take me a long time at this pace)
New boy! Minato, I feel like it was obvious but I he’s a Chinchou Gijinka. A fisherman who usually does night fishing. He uses glass floats as lanterns.

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'Dreams of a Norwegian Fisherman' by Dmitry Morozov

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Tweaked the forest sprite concept and named them Fisher.

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From here on out, it's a balancing act of what to hide and what to show. The color is super bright now, to handle being covered by subsequent layers. It's going to all tone down into the subtle beauty these fishes offer.

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And this guy has hooked his way into day 29 of the character design challenge.
(sorry for the late upload these past few days have given me less time to upload
things)

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watercolr fishes

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Happy first day of 😁🦄
Day One of Junicorn and the theme was "Bird" This guy is based on a belted kingfisher! I so seldom get the chance to use slate gray, it's such a lovely color ❤️

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Sick today, but making progress on a fisher. ;w;

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"Eat your heart out." Disfigures of Speech by James Zirco Fisher

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Recent headshot commission for of their sona fisher

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"Ol' Diamondback Sturgeon (Fisherman's Chronicles, Pt. 3)" from "Pork Soda"(1993) by Primus

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"Okay fishes, you may have one piece of snack each. But just one"

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"Lumo, what have I told you? No playing with fishes before homework is done"
I really like how this turned out! I think I also learnt something new about digital colouring and colouring in general too! (ò v ó)

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here's a render of Fisher a character for 's game that was gonna appear in realm 3

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Illustrations from 'Robinson Crusoe' (1884 edition) by Daniel Defoe. Originally published in 1719. “Thus fear of danger is ten thousand times more terrifying than danger itself.” Published by T. Fisher Unwin.

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