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Favorite visual artistToo manyFavorite moviesThe IncrediblesFavorite bands / musical artistsNo ultimate favourite.Favorite writersDean Koontz, Stephen King, Mark Millar, (Classic)Frank Miller, BendisFavorite gamesThe game of lifeFavorite gaming platformThe SofaTools of the TradeThe left hemisphere of the brain...duhOther InterestsArt, Music, comics, books, Films, Occasional Hedonism, sleep
Thank you very much for the compliment Your pic was very Mucha like, and ties in nicely to the steampunk setting you were conveying. I love the borders and patterns Mucha employed in his works, and I loved how you weaved this into your comic.
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New steampunk webcomic! Join the adventure at MERITCOMICS.COM
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To Truly Look is to See - To Truly Hear is to Listen
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Btw. I was showing off your gallery to my friends, they all agree it's uber awesome
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"We are pure imagination. Life is expression of the possibilities of our imagination that exceed our comprehension."
"Becoming God" by Ford
(very nice gallery by the way)