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I will put some wash to this piece and I might get back to large walking houses. Their lives are well worth describing, maybe something for Sir David Attenborough the Lines
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15 comments:

  1. Carlos Arrojo4:20 PM

    Fantástico trabajo.
    Y esta ilustración en concreto es genial!!

    great work!!

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  2. Maïlys9:29 PM

    It is impressive all this talent and this productivity... good continuation...

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  3. Scarlett5:11 AM

    I love these big walking houses! So immaginative, how wonderful.

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  4. Charlie Bink7:17 AM

    Wow! Neet!

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  5. Tom Scholes7:30 AM

    Oh hell yes!

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  6. Nemo12:20 PM

    Maybe it's difficult to live in these moving houses, but...hey, we live in a dynamic society and your drawings are beautiful!

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  7. ElizT1:15 PM

    I am pleased to see that your house is wearing his Y fronts.

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  8. Anonymous3:11 PM

    Hi. very good work. Super!
    I do not know English very well, but I want to say that the work of ecstatic:)

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  9. Meagan11:25 PM

    The cool grim colors work really well here.

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  10. R.Dress12:08 AM

    This Great!!!!

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  11. Tobias Schwarz12:28 AM

    like this one!!!

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  12. Anonymous4:41 AM

    I love your work. Your confidence in pen reminds me of Sergio Aragonés and his crowd scenes.

    I am curious about how you draw. Are you planning all the time what you will draw next or do you just end up where the pen takes you? Every time I draw directly in ink, I come to a point where I want to back track or draw something in front of the lines I just drew.

    I have watched your videos and I learned a lot from those, but if you have written about this part of you process anywhere, could you direct me there? thanks.

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  13. Mattias Adolfsson3:12 PM

    Thanks all
    When doing something very complex I tend to make a thin pencil sketch, there's nothing special about the process though it's to random to be a process

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  14. Alexei Martins11:50 PM

    AMAZING work!!!

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  15. Anna Monteiro1:48 PM

    I loved!!! Congratulations! =)

    What kind of paper do you use in this work?

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