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“Someone was standing in the middle of the room: a tall, handsome person with pale, perfect skin and an immense amount of hair, as pale and shining as thistle-down. His cold, blue eyes glittered and he had long dark eye-brows, which terminated in an upward flourish. He was dressed exactly like any other gentleman, except that his coat was of the brightest green imaginable — the colour of leaves in early summer.” - Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, Susanna Clarke

I fear I’ve been entirely besotted by this book for years, and only now can I bring myself to make art for it.

Either way, here you are. A sketchbook page of mine, one of many I ought to share.

#Jsamn

a-very-lost-lily

“And all this time Childermass said nothing. Mr Segundus wondered what more he required — all his questions had been answered. But Childermass waited and watched Mr Segundus with his queer black eyes, as if he were waiting for Mr Segundus to say one thing more — as if he fully expected that Mr Segundus would say it — indeed as if nothing in the world were more certain.”

I do believe this is my favorite scene of all, I desperately wish to animate it someday.

(And I WILL)

#Yuppppppp #jsamn

urgetocreate

Allan O'Marra (Canadian b. 1947), The Bather (La Baigneuse), 2014,. Oil and Acrylic on canvas

what’s the mental illness where you can’t answer your email

#I have to answer my email #But I don’t want to even a little bit?

periodinteriors

Gerhard Munthe (Norwegian, 1849-1929), Interiors from Leveld, the Living Room, the Entrance Hall, A Corner of the Dining Room, 1902, pencil, watercolor, and gouache.