AsphodelMandrake

Artistically speaking, I've been more active in the past weeks than ever. Thats mainly due to the fact drawing ( and related activities) will be a part of my syllabus, starting october. After years of considering the idea, I've finally decided to study arts. Animation, Fx and CGI, to be specific! I actually lack the vocabulary to express how relieving this decision was, and how happy I am to have been accepted into this school. So of course, I'm studying a lot and I'm trying to get ahead so I don't feel lost when class will be starting! Which is the cause of all the sudden activity here... :) For now, my work might feel a little messy an

So, I was kinda doing nothing today, browsing galleries on the internet, when my boyfriend suddenly asked my that crucial question: I you had to choose some artist inspiring you, who would you pick? I was kinda surprised, this was a question I actually never asked myself. What, in my life, pushed me to draw and to like the stuffs I do? It could have been a great inner-debate but the answer came to me quite quickly. Far,far away in my childhood lies Roald Dahl. His fabulous but kinda sad stories impliying lonely and strange but faithfull children. With him, Quentin Blake, his illustrator ( and well, the illustrator of something like 500 o