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Another practice run with the ole pencil. This was done in a small gamer's store with a bunch of creepy dudes playing DnD at their tables, and my being introduced to some friends of a friend. Our table top game was way more cool...
The girl's rather stiff pose was taken from a fashion magazine in my bag, and it was rendered with a mechanical pencil. |
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The Bird of Hermes is my name, eating my wings to make me tame.
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"I taste life with the rich palatte of an artist who never stops looking toward the horizon."
You already mentioned the stiffness of the pose, but I must admit, I really like the effect of the dripping blood. The shadow invokes many questions as to the story behind but also reminds us to stay away from such beings in dark alleys.
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"Vivere. Harambee!" (Dare to live. Let's go!)
Thanks for the feedback.
I really want to get around to drawing that comic series I wanted to attempt. My track record isn't so hot though, but I just love that creepy surreal stuff... =/ (Maybe once the craziness of my life dies down.)
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"I taste life with the rich palatte of an artist who never stops looking toward the horizon."
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"Vivere. Harambee!" (Dare to live. Let's go!)
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