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Comments Off on On Faces, Seeing, and Things Magical
31 Jan 2017
On Faces, Seeing, and Things Magical
Faces intrigue me. A magical evening with friends offered insight into why. I am known for my well-depicted characters, but could I be mildly faceblind at the same time? Continue reading
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Tags: art, artwork, creativity, faceblindness, faces, life drawing, magic, productivity, updates
Tags: art, artwork, creativity, faceblindness, faces, life drawing, magic, productivity, updates
8 Jan 2017
Art, Lemons, and Plans
Liz Danforth is creating “Mages and Sages.” Has a ring to it, don’t you think? Continue reading
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Tags: appreciation, artwork, being a Maker, magic, participatory culture, Patreon
Tags: appreciation, artwork, being a Maker, magic, participatory culture, Patreon
11 Jun 2012
On the Winds of Magic
An overview of drawings and paintings showing magicians of different types casting magic, and the visual elements that go into the pictures…. and a little bit on sexiness, sexism, gender, and clothing in fantasy art. Continue reading