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So, last night, I had a great epiphany about Persephone.

I was thinking about how when I was a kid, and we went to go visit my dad’s birth mother’s grave. I was no older than eight or nine, and I just remember feeling a sense of calmness. 

I don’t think I’ve been to a graveyard since then, but there was one each in both Washington & Texas (where I go to school and where I grew up) that I drive by constantly, and every time I see them, I always feel a pull. I’ve had this idea in my head for a while, about just sitting there, and watching the seasons change, especially summer to fall. 

Here is a minute-long timelapse of a sketch I did the other day using Sketchbook Pro and my Note 3 phone. The Note phones come with a little built-in stylus and they’re great for quick sketches. Sketchbook has a screen-cap option, and I like to switch it on (when I remember to do it) and then watch my drawings unfold in tiny movies.

...I have more timelapses on YouTube and you can watch them if you want, but you don’t have to, but you can. If you want. They’re here:

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