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I felt like drawing a landscape and I also wanted to draw something related to my main working project... why no combine both? A very ✨mysterious✨ character of the novel drives a Citroen Traction Avant through dangerous mountains many times in the novel... what are they carrying? Where are they going? Who are they? The villains sure wish they knew, and they wish they could catch up with that car (perhaps they will 😈)

Posted on my main blog to see if the shadowban of all my recent art posts are link to the art blog or not.

#huevember 12/30 ~ **insert metaphors about ideas and inspiration blooming** 🌸

Merci <3

Orange: 6 facts about my home town 

C’est une petite commune de 1200 habitants

Mais normalement ils devraient former une nouvelle commune avec une voisine d’ici 2019 et arriver à près de 2000

C’est la maison d’une des plus grandes caves coopératives de France

Du coup oui on y fait du bon vin

Oh et ils ont ouvert une bibliothèque municipale gratuite tenue par des bénévoles et c’est 👌 Tous les livres sont des dons, l’emprunt est gratuit et si on souhaite garder un livre on peut donner 2€ ou plus, au choix, et l’argent est utilisé pour acheter les dernières sorties littéraires

I’d love to do a Muldoon set. :)

That’s awesome!!!! That is so valuable as an artist and I’m so glad that you’re really getting into YOUR style! I have a hard time with my style, but it kind of centers around a weird bubbly essence with a bunch of variations to that, haha. I think it’s a good thing but I’m not sure. XD ANYWAY CONGRATS!!

Blog Compliments:

I love how your blog is divided between studyblr, writeblr, and artblr and how you have a really easy navigation system at the top! (I clicked artblr and found some AWESOME posts that I’ll be bookmarking hehe)

The art tips you reblog are SUPER HELPFUL. I LOVE IT.

Heyyyy we’re undercut buddies!!! Love your icon, haha!

I was tagged by @sweetymutant, so here goes!

Rules: always repost the rules; answer the eleven random questions posted for you; create eleven new ones and tag eleven people.

Look behind you. What do you see? My laundry basket, pushed up beside my bookshelf, as well as a copy of The Art of Dragon Age: Inquisition lying on the floor beside it.

What is the last animal you saw? Describe it to me! A pigeon with a thousand-yard stare strutting along in the parking lot beside my apartment building. It’s likely “decorating” my windowsill as we speak.

What is the most loyal object you own? Loyal is a trait I’d sooner ascribe to living creatures moreso than the inanimate, but I’ve been using the same Wacom tablet for the last ten years. Impressive for a piece of hardware. I’ve begun to suspect that it’ll outlive me.

Do you prefer to walk or to take the transports? If the weather is agreeable and the surroundings tolerable, I’d sooner walk.

What kind of pie are you? Pumpkin. Fall is when I’m at my best, and the closer to Halloween we are, the more I grin.

If you could only bring one beverage to an isolated island, what would it be? (of course you have water on the island, because water is the only drink we truly need.) Orange juice is a delight. So is tea, but it needs a dash of milk, and I can only bring one potable.

What is the best thing that could happen to you today? Without going into detail on the stressful shite going on chez Erlenwald, somebody coming to me to tell me that the Beast is no more.

Is there a song stuck in your head? I was listening to Dream No More from Metallica’s new album earlier; it tends to stick.

What is the last piece of writing you read? (can be anything, from a book to the back of a cereal box) This question! =P But on a more literary note, I was reading The Calling. It’s a Dragon Age book. I’ve read worse, but I was expecting better.

What movie would you recommend to me? Mm, Pan’s Labyrinth was most impressive, both on a story and visual front. Most fantasy films are pretty crappy, but when you find a gem, you find a gem. This one is one of those. I’ve mentally shuffled it onto my list of nostalgic movies, and I was an adult when I first saw it. Few films have that claim. Watch Pan’s Labyrinth.