Mar 31, 2022
Was making a lighthouse, so I thought I'd do a reference or two
or three...
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Was making a lighthouse, so I thought I'd do a reference or two
or three...
I. “Parhelion” by Christopher Michel, Antartica, January 4, 2018. Sunlight and ice crystals in the atmosphere refract creating a glowing halo, a lesson of physics written across the sky. Same phenomena can be seen with moonlight, known as Paraselene.
II. “The English at the North Pole” drawn by Édouard Riou and Henri de Montaut, 1866. From Jules Verne’s novel “Journeys and Adventures of Captain Hatteras”
She, yellow
2017
Pencil on paper
Light crown for her special day. Thank you, Capcom (and Jeanette Maus), for this flying maniac! 🥰
✋🛑 Reblogs are obviously welcome, but if reposting elsewhere, please don’t crop out or remove my watermark.
Tools used: Otis_inf Photomode mod, Fly Removal mod by Raq, Adobe Lightroom Classic, Adobe Photoshop.