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Screenshot redraw part 2. Human Alastor.
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Wings anyone?
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2 min skull sketches
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Following tutorial on YouTube. Attempt number 2 went better now with downloaded swatches.
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A continuation of @benjimatorarts human au. Alastor Dantès. He was a lot of fun to work on.
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Followed a Tutorial https://youtu.be/Y_I4tTGmQpU?si=z0k50cF7CAFG5st6
Had a breakdown
Enjoy
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@benjimatorarts for letting me play around with his au.
Vaughn Orson Xander, douchebag extraordinaire!
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Hazbin hotels release has got me on my hyperfixation bullshit again. So for the new year have a face study of Alastor the radio Demon!
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watching a video on brewing Mesopotamian beer and look at this orange man (his ass cannot guard the barley)
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5 min tutorial for trcelyne, hope it helps! 
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More art tutorials by Disney artists Griz and Norm Lemay
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City Hall Subway station, New York 1935 (colored version)
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Welcome to the stunningly beautiful, but abandoned, New York City Hall station.
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Abandoned for more than 70 yrs., it had chandeliers and beautiful leaded glass skylights.
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But, by 1945, the newer, longer subway cars could no longer fit on the station’s curved tracks, so it was closed.
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The City Hall station was designed by the architects Heins & LaFarge, notable for their work at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.
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Today, the ticket booths and wooden benches are gone, and many of the skylights are broken or still retain the tar that was used to black them out during WWII. 
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In addition to the Transit Museum’s tours, (you have to be a member and tickets sell out quickly), you can catch a glimpse of the subway station if you stay on the downtown 6 train after it leaves the Brooklyn Bridge station, as it will loop through the City Hall station to head back uptown.
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They were going to widen it, but ridership fell off (well, of course it did, it was closed. Duh!)
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The entrances underwent a $17K cleanup. 
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And are still there. 
https://www.6sqft.com/nyc-city-hall-subway-station-tour-history/
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