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Serpentino worshipped
Serpentino’s worshippers bow in the distance as he tries to control the deadly snake with a calm reserve The bracelet and clothing with precious stones allude to a high position in society as well as his dedicated followers in the distance.
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No libations required but…
Libations, tamari almonds and heat…a warm up. Back in the studio to make some progress on serpentino. I can’t wait for Hearts of Space!
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Snakes Alive!!!
Serpentino is coming along. I wanted to fill in the rest of the banner before I take a break. The snake color purely aesthetic and non-existant. Later tonight I will refine, fine Serpentino, backround and the snake. I think I may obliterate the poles and people. We’ll see. See you in a few hours!
Bannerline progress
Today was the official start of the 6th banner with Serpentino. My goal is to finish this banner by the end of the month so that one side is complete. I like to think of it as half done Here is a mock up with the banners that I completed thus far. I [...]
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Serpentino
Here is start of Serpentino. This was my evening work. Most of today was spent on working on Matt The Knife’s new banner. More details to come with this other project.
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Half & Half
After attending a birthday party, I worked on this banner on Monday night.
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2 heads are better than 1
Here the start of Cheng & Eng. I will be photographing my models tonight for leg positions
Finished Shrunken Head
3 down, 10 to go Other than cleaning up some drips on the orange border, I will make the text on the bullet pop more. Now, I am starting the conjoined twins, Cheng & Eng. I may have to enlist some friends for a unique leg position that I have in mind.
Matt The Knife V2 & the psychic tent