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@mrbucca sounds super cute! would love to work on something like this (:
portfolio: https://t.co/bD2ihmM7pA
email: navasketch@gmail.com
@kristinadeckert hello there! fellow bird lover here :) my contact info is -
navasketch@gmail.com
https://t.co/WsLzuzTvEC
another #PortfolioDay !! I'm a BG/prop artist lookin for work in TV animation!
🐯 Portfolio : https://t.co/WsLzuzTvEC
🐯 Insta : https://t.co/9hg29lj9Mz
🐯 Email : navasketch@gmail.com
omg look at this one im kinda dig it but also offering for money/art #furry #navask #adoptable
@Tsuna1 love those inspirations! queer hispanic illustrator here, experienced with sequential art and visdev work!
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navasketch@gmail.com
heyo #PortfolioDay I’m Jordan, a visdev artist who loves bright colors and fun designs looking for work in prop design, character design, and BG paint!
💚Portfolio: https://t.co/WsLzuzTvEC
💚Insta: https://t.co/9hg29lj9Mz
💚Email: navasketch@gmail.com
hey #PortfolioDay ! I’m Jordan, a visdev concept artist looking for work in background design and prop design!
💚Portfolio: https://t.co/WsLzuzTvEC
💚Insta: https://t.co/9hg29lj9Mz
💚Email: navasketch@gmail.com
Hello #PortfolioDay ! I’m Jordan, a visdev and concept artist currently looking for work in animation and games! Love working w/ strong lighting and bold colors ☺️
🌿Portfolio: https://t.co/WsLzuzTvEC
🌿Insta: https://t.co/9hg29lj9Mz
🌿Email: navasketch@gmail.com
Hello!! I’m Jordan, I’m a queer freelance illustrator, concept artist, and vizdev artist looking for work in animation and video games! #PortfolioDay
💚 Portfolio - https://t.co/WsLzuzTvEC
💚 Insta - https://t.co/9hg29lj9Mz
💚 Email - navasketch@gmail.com
It’s #PortfolioDay I’m a queer illustrator looking to work in games!
🎃 Portfolio ~ https://t.co/bD2ihmM7pA
🎃 Insta ~ https://t.co/9hg29lj9Mz
🎃 Email ~ navasketch@gmail.com
The cartoon this was based on by David Levine, originally featuring Kissinger, caused controversy in 1984 for being politically incorrect. The New York Review rejected it but Victor Navasky published it in The Nation in spite of his staff marching on his office in objection.