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artfight attack for @charseraph !
I love Clarence with all my heart and soul
A train passing through a dreamlike landscape...
I had so much fun on this artschool homework waaaaa
I visited a train museum today. I am the epitome of cool.
christmas train!!!!!!!!!
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Lilly Belle by meeko_
(3/4) "The most important advice I've ever received is, “Always start with a sketch.“
Can we make it in a voice of Discworld Death? ALWAYS START WITH A SKETCH. Yeah, that's better. I wish someone told me that earlier! It allows you to think about your character and your story, to ask important questions, to add cute details. I know there are photographers who can think of an idea on the run, but I'm definitely not one of them. So sketching and planning ahead is at the core of my work and—for that matter—inspiration.
I have never felt that my work has an impact on anyone except me. I mean, people like it. People are trying to make something like it (and I'm writing tutorials to help them). To be candid, seeing someone who's trying my tutorial and creating something new is a great joy for me, so maybe it's a good way to have an impact on someone's way in still life photography."
—dinabelenko