Flying Above Saturne

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From A world aflame, by @alethialia

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Neck pain

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Anytime I get artblocked I just go back to them

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i love them so much

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Watercolor art i didn't post here

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Fatigue

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about anxiety

I definitely am terrible at drawing hands HOWEVER i kinda like the general mood of these?? badly executed but i do feel something looking at them

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I have been drawing a LOT of Iwaoi lately

None of them are perfect, I messed up the watercolor one, and the others are my first attempts at digital art YET i kinda like them?? Messing around, trying to figure out how to draw digital ( + trying to adapt Iwa n Oikawa to my art style) is pretty fun 🌟

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I have one (1) passion and it's drawing these two men anytime i can

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And that's another one people!

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"We were like gods at the dawning of the world, & our joy was so bright we could see nothing else but the other."

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Page d’étude de mouvement basé sur la performance de Nadia Comaneci en 1976

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Avril 2018. Ce dessin est une illustration du très beau poème intitulé “The Hours” et rédigé par l’autrice du blog  @from-b612 .

C’est un poème qui évoque le temps qui passe, et les conséquences qui en résultent, qu’elles soient bonnes ou mauvaises. Le but était de conserver l’idée de temps qui avance à travers une continuité maintenue dans l’ensemble des pages (ici, un “fil conducteur”, littéralement, suivit par le personnage.) J’ai utilisé un style plus “brouillon” et personnel, plus cassé, qui retranscrit peut-être mieux ce côté remplis d’interrogations du poème. (Technique : feutre fin noir et aquarelle)