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# 1 6 0 - I N P R O G R E S S ( D E T A I L )

Graphic novelist Mike Dawson posted a beautiful drawing yesterday and I decided to do a study of it (in my style). Still in progress but super interesting to attempt to recreate something you find inspiring. Check out his work (and the image I’m studying)- http://mikedawwwson.tumblr.com/

This is really cool. Adam does some excellent drawings

kurtwolfgang:

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Okay. Shut up now, George Bush.

Let Me Show You A Pro Tip. Imagine me talking to you in a Bob Ross voice about writing comics. 

“this graphic novel is called, Happy Accidents, and here’s how you draw it…”

Animated gif created by David King.

Let Me Show You A Pro Tip. Imagine me talking to you in a Bob Ross voice about writing comics.

“this graphic novel is called, Happy Accidents, and here’s how you draw it…”

Animated gif created by David King.

Max!! Get out of my room!

Read the rest HERE Max!! Get out of my room!

Read the rest HERE Max!! Get out of my room!

Read the rest HERE Max!! Get out of my room!

Read the rest HERE

Office chairs

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How To Read A Person Like A Book

Very useful information, especially as a British person who can’t speak any other languages. I am not sure I would understand what chin-stroking evaluation gestures looked like unless I read this book. I intend to communicate with mainland Europeans using only the “Subtle Steepling” position from now on.