justgoandfly

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Launching my first art blogs with a small comic based on the amazing words of Ursula K. Le Guin!

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I don't know... I suspect I have a thing for adventures, mysteries and unknown

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Lástima que en Argentina prefieren atajarse con "Nadie me representa y me salvo de las etiquetas" que reconocerse y crecer intelectualmente.

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Fuck. You. Rooster. Teeth. I have been waiting. Why would I pay monthly for something that you delayed so fuckin much?! I get that you’re shutting down but that’s fuckin rediculous!

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In this world there are two kinds of people:

The "call me dick master" kind

and the "this sinners are my family" kind

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Lucifer's version of paradise.

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I've missed that smile...

(Look how Charlie put her hand on his father's arm)

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They say, when you're looking for assistance

It's smart to pick the path of least resistance.

Others say, that in your needy hour

There's no substitute for pure ANGELIC POWER!

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(Now he's got his feet)

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You can do this.

Now I know it.

For your story has just begun...

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This has probably been the coolest project I’ve worked on this semester, and by coolest I mean scariest. So many things with this tried very, very hard to go wrong. But it turned out to be a great experience with digital collage.

From the thumbnail sketch, there were a lot of effects I wanted to do in a lot of media that just would not have agreed with each other on one sheet of paper. I also wanted to see if by breaking it up across the board, I could keep from painting everything yellowbrown, which is my favorite thing to do whenever I try to use watercolor as a base.

The background with all the birds was done in soft pastel and gouache, which really should not have worked, but for some reason did, and I am not going to question it. The lineart was made with pencil and colored pencil, and the tone layer was done with watercolor. I made the stars with tech pen, and then crossed my fingers and put everything together in Photoshop.

This is really something I want to try again!