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An older Eren and Jean I drew a while back, I am still pretty fond of it. (Sorry for cross post!) thank you everyone for your overwhelming support for Nameless & the Scientist book 1! Seriously stoked. I’m sending the files to the printer as we speak so my first non comic related drawing in a while of the kids sporting new haircuts! Nameless and the Scientist; book 1; The Sky is a Hollow Sea Softcover| 132 full colour pages | A5 | perfect bound | 20 USD + s/h Online Preorders are open here! This book covers the prologue and first chapter of Nameless and the Scientist. I’ll also be selling this book at TCAF in May! I can’t swim, the Scientist admitted. Then don’t let go of my hand and you won’t have to, replied Nameless. We’re almost there, says Nameless. The Scientist remains silent. someday, together, we’ll shine. It just so happens that once a year, the sun aligns to illuminate the cliffside like this, explains the Scientist, it’s an ordinary mountain, really. New life, replied the Scientist.

Liz Pulido | Illustration Moments Of Distraction, helpfulharrie: Source: FOERVRAENGD List of... PyramidCar! UNDERSTANDING YOUR STYLE - 1 by *heysawbones on deviantART Gorrem Home Lackadaisy Flimflam Blacky Web Blog How to Create Skin Tones with Watercolor Paints | wonderteacher.com Did you know that you can create beautiful skin tones with a regular pan of watercolor paints? It’s remarkably simple. In fact, it’s easy enough for first graders! (As you will see below.) Once you know how to mix watercolors, there is no limit to the color-mixing fun! I created a brief video to demonstrate the technique for you. Lesson Summary: 1. watercolor paints (a basic pan set of Prang or Crayola)water cup (2 students can share one cup between them)decent watercolor paintbrush (size 6, 8, or 10 work well for this)white art paper (and by that I mean white paper that can handle being wet. 2. 3. 4. Watercolors need water to work. Then it was time for them to play with the process! Success! PS- I’ve got to thank Patty for the color formula inspiration.

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