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Morning Papers #7

Flowers, foiliage and trees are the quickest most inviting thing for me to draw. I used to journal as if someone in the future would read it. Now i just journal and that is awesome.

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Morning Papers #6

Made of the stars a flower grows from the yellow sky. The blue stars radiate mysterious nutrients.

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Morning Papers #5

Sugarcane influenced Morning Papers

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I love cartoons and learn how to better draw and sketch by studying the expression of body and character through animation and the gesture of cartoons while still adding my own personality. This is one of those studies.

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Morning Papers #3

How does one sip the aromas of a flower and do this with reverence. I think the dragon-bird demonstrates the how. But now the why, one could dive into analyzing why a dragon-bird would even care to attempt such a thing...but I would rather approach this "why"

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Morning Papers #2

Books, like landscapes, leave their marks in us. Certain books, though, like certain landscapes, stay with us even when we left them, changing not just our weather but our climates. - Robert Macfarlane, Landmarks

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Morning Papers #1

A person eyes closed feeling and listening to vibrations vibing off of a sound bowl