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[...] markets may or may not be the self-organising meshworks described by Fernand Braudel and Manuel DeLanda, but what is certain is that capitalism, dominated by quasi-monopolies such as Microsoft and Wal-Mart, is an anti-market. Bill Gates promises business at the speed of thought, but what capitalism delivers is thought at the speed of business. A simulation of innovation and newness that cloaks inertia and stasis.
Mark Fisher, Terminator vs Avatar, page 11
Pierre Christophe Gam
Top:The Battle of the railway, 2017. Digital print on cloth.
Bottom: The Murder, 2017. Hahnemuhle archival paper, mixed media collage, 60 x 45cm.
Quickie, because I wanted to and had some time on my hands.
I've been reading the 'moé manifesto', so naturally my mind eventually wandered to what Alunya would look like as a more typical bishojo. (Turns out the answer is' like a sukeban'.) Threw in Awa, because why not?
7 hours, Corel Painter 2018, Real 2B Pencil, Real 2H Hard Pencil, Real Hard Eraser, Mechanical Pen.
Happy holidays!
A 4koma of Awa and Alunya together, this time for Christmas and New Year. It’s an old gag, but I couldn’t resist going for some cheap yucks.
The petite pioneer in the last panel is Domovina GETovic, the mascot of GETchan.
You can find the uncompressed images here and here.
Done in photoshop CS6. Took about 25 hours in total.
Comic made for /leftypol/ to celebrate Halloween. Featuring Cat Alunya, their mascot, and Awa/Crow Girl, a creation by one ‘Crow Anon’. (Expect to see more of them together.)
This version has been slightly altered and is the final version. I intended to add more changes, but I liked none of them once put on paper. Sometimes you get it right the first time.
If you like what you see please open the uncompressed images: here and here.
Entirely done in photoshop CS6 with the Hard Round brush. Didn’t track my time, but it took about a week from start to finish. Another 5 hours on the edits.
