It was Dragon #352 that first got me interested in China Mieville's books, so much so that I eventually wrote my senior keystone project about them in college. Your illustrations in that article were one of the biggest things that got that interest going, and for that, I will always be grateful to you. Thanks, nJoo!
-- Fill the churches with dirty thoughts! Introduce honesty to the white house! Write letters in dead languages to people you've never met! Paint filthy words on the foreheads of children! Asylum doors stand open!-The Joker
I'm almost done reading Perdido Street station, planning on reading The Scar right when I'm done with it. The most impressive of these is your Kephri! It's exactly how I thought they looked. Absolutely amazing!
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*One does not need a paintbrush to create art. A beautiful mural, a gorgeous portrait, a lovely moment, can just as easily be captured by the sweep of a pen as it can by the sweep of a brush.*
Read Perdido Street Station this summer, I'm reading The Scar now. I've been looking for good reference material for Bas-Lag races and these are just AWESOME. Good work and keep it up!
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The artist sees only the mistakes, but the viewer sees the beauty.
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*One does not need a paintbrush to create art. A beautiful mural, a gorgeous portrait, a lovely moment, can just as easily be captured by the sweep of a pen as it can by the sweep of a brush.*
~Revelations 6~
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It grieves me that this is not a dirigible,
that the sea stows us as a song in the belly of a maestro...
Oliver de la Paz