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🌸Will&mona🌸

as always making things about us💗. We moved and we are better than ever in this new city. The forests are so inspiring

some original conceptual arts of mine, made with watercolor and gouache

They were all based on myself 💗

Posting an old art - four judges - this art is no longer like that, I ended up changing alot😊

posting a lot of things here and on instagram

concept art by laika studios – Tom Fell, Chris Butler film

Original picture licensed to Mona Williams

Amelia– wife – custodian of the garden

Goodie– widow – processor of dairy products

Eben– preacher , lecturer

Will –notary

Thaddeus– husband –farmer

Lemuel– constable

thaddeus -husband|farmer

eben –preacher

lemuel –constable

amelia –wife|custodian of the garden

ParaNorman Dialogue Tests from David Vandervoort on Vimeo.

These were tests done to help guide the 3D modeling process and to find expression possibilities

tfw you believe in somebody so much they become a god

Oh gosh there sure are a lot of people following this blog…. Hi!! I haven’t posted in a while so here’s a scribble of my furby babies Batty and Clover that I did quickly in procreate!!

i drew my wife’s furby! her name is belladonna

Some wickedly dark wonders from –>  Wilqkuku

I think these panels are best displayed next to one another. Tim Sale’s use of tight cropping only helps to accentuate Scarecrow’s tall and slender figure. He focuses solely on Jonathan’s hands for six panels before giving us an extreme closeup of his long face. Then in the third illustration, he pulls back and gives us a full body shot of Scarecrow from a high angle before tightly cropping their figures once more. Sale sure knows how to cram a lot of visual detail in just a few panels, notice the the skeleton in the corner of the third page, the many oddly shaped beakers and flasks surrounding it, and every close up of Scarecrows mask features many subtle cracks and creases. It’s amazing.

Batman: Haunted Knight || Scanned at 300dpi

“You don’t choose these people and in the not choosing you learn tolerance. You learn to forgive.”  ―Heather Babcock