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Today’s loot from my first offline meetup with @tamayula-hl !!!
We had a wonderful time talking about drawing techniques and of course, about our love towards Hogwarts Legacy and the Slytherin boys!!!
Thank you so much Tamayula-san for your time!! I hope we can do this again in the future ❤️🔥🙇🏻♀️
The book was from MinaLima store in Osaka!! And it has a lot more wonderful illustrations and pop-up arts of the important events!! Sooooooooo worth the price!!!❤️🔥
MinaLima (Miraphora Mina & Eduardo Lima) - "The Blind Pig" poster from "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" movie (2016)
round 4, poll 19
click for better quality & to see the full image. sometimes they get cut off weirdly!
which cover do you like best?
Stone by finbar hawkins
peter pan by j m barrie art by minalima
remember, you're voting for the cover, not the author or the book!
“Aww,” she croons in the sultry purr that sends a shiver of burning hatred down Harry’s spine. She stands over him; tall, thin and imposing, dark eyes glinting like liquid silver tarnished and burnt - exactly the shade of Sirius’, a cruel smile on full lips, “did you love him?”
What a gorgeous Wicked movie throw pillow by MinaLima!!! 💚🧹🩷🫧
MinaLima's Wizard of Oz
erm, i dont know if this is the right way to tell you about this :p
so i was on youtube shorts, and stumbled upon this video
https://youtube.com/shorts/eBDer8hWjeU?si=qcEcoNjIzBpD-ZGw
and the first thing that came to mind was the little book gen got senku to make for chrome and kaseki in your gen again series :>
thought it was cute and had to share it w you :p
OMG! So, the book is actually inspired by a book I have called ABCs of Mathematics by Chris Ferrie. I don't think Senku and Gen would be able to laminate the layers needed to get the functionality of the engineering book in the video, but that is exactly the sort of thing Gen had in mind. He'd just have to do it with flat grayscale illustrations instead of the little strings and papercrafts.
For now, anyway. When he helps Senku publish Engineering for Beginners: First Edition, Ishigami et all, he might include a flipbook image above the page numbers in the corner or a slotted page where if you turn the wheel embedded in it an illusion of repetitive movement is made.
Have you seen the books illustrated by Minalima with interactive elements? This is my copy of Peter Pan:
Papercrafts can do a lot.
