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“I always liked to draw cartoons, but I also always wanted to make movies,” Oakland, California, art director Don Shank (@donshank) says. “When I was about 8 years old, I was watching Bugs Bunny cartoons and it dawned on me: I didn’t have to choose. I could do both!” Today, Don works at Pixar, the American computer animation studio responsible for the Golden Globe-nominated film, Inside Out. He’s drawn to Parisian artists from the turn of the 20th century, but Don also finds inspiration and enthusiasm from his two daughters, Chloe and Phoebe. “Every day that I drop my youngest off at preschool we sit and draw a few pages together. It’s the best,” Don says. “Children have such a lack of preconception when they make art that it always seems so raw and free and fun.”

WELCOME MAUDIT CAILLOU FAMILY next visit soon from Ivan Hack / Russia ( May )

Healed one on Sarah Done last year in San Francisco Thanks for the pictures !

Free hand base On Harley At Into You Tattoo London , UK

Into You London April 2015

Cool Time !!! Free Hand Stuff On Julian Nepal Tattoo Convention Kathamandu , April 2015

Just finished this sleeve On Emma At Into You Tattoo London , UK

On Leanna At Saved Tattoo brooklyn , USA

Romo says that the challenge in creating these images is not so much in arranging the objects, but rather in finding ways to visualize his ideas. When he’s stuck with a concept, he turns to the streets and markets for inspiration. “I’m a sucker when it comes to secondhand items,” he says. “I believe they can be recreated into something more valuable, and the important thing is to collect them first.” Romo says he didn’t labor over how his photo series would take shape — he just visualized it and made it happen. “I found out that you don’t need to spend too much time just imagining about a concept, which might lead you to do nothing in the end. The more important thing is to take a look around us and just do it!”

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Beautiful mixed girl of Tongan, Maori, Dutch and Mauritius decent.

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