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My snowserval avatar, Kacey, in a fantasy art studio/living space built underwater. She's relaxing on a couch with a soft blanket, reading a book (one of my favorites by Preston and Child - "Still Life with Crows") I included many personal touches that reflect my interests. Some of these include - a kotatsu (we have this exact one but with a brown blanket instead of green), raw leaf tea, family photos, many of my art supplies, Avatar graphic novels, Parasyte manga, succulents, and of course some of my favorite fishies including porcupine pufferfish and fancy goldfish.
This illustration was very generously sponsored by Ralen Fox
Done with fluid acrylics on 11"x14" illustration board.
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I want to live there.
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Preston and Child along with Parasyte, I like your taste. Exquisite artwork as always.
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haha thanks! ^.^
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Fantastic!
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Amazing work.
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Thanks to both you for the art and Ralen for sponsoring this, wonderful work! ^.^
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Thanks very much!
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Holy mac why can't houses be even half this amazing within an artist's budget.
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I know, right?
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It's sad that I worked at Teavana for so long that I can recognize their products even in an illustration lol xD
This turned out really well and I am enjoying the underwater theme.-
That is funny - you nailed it! XD Thanks very much!
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Your details have always been wonderful but this is over the top! Amazing work!
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Very classy. Great detail.
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This is incredible, the detailing on this is absolutely delightful and everything just blends so well together. Impeccable piece, some outstanding piece of work.
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gorgeous!!! and your perspective work is amazing
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Thanks so much!
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I love how it feels like I'm in the scene. Awesome work!!
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Under the sea~! Looks very comfy ^^
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So much work put into this!
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My god the details in this <3 Makes it feel ultra real <3
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Looks like a rad place to live! Nice work.
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I cannot get over how real your worlds seem. I mean, I know they're drawings, I know that you can see the texture of the media you've used, but still, for a moment my mind thinks you could just easily visit this artist's magical home!
The golden glow of the teapot in all of these cool hues is a bright spark of genius and there is something so relaxing about the scene that I swear my shoulders dropped just by looking at it.
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The obsessive attention to detail in the environ is exquisite.