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Artist // Hobbyist // Varied
- Poland
- Deviant for 18 years
- He / Him
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My Bio
Current Residence: not where I would like to be
Favourite genre of music: metal (in general)/hard -rock
Favourite cartoon character: Johnny Bravo
Personal Quote: if I were a woman, I would be a lesbian
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Favourite Visual Artist
S. Urashihara
Favourite Movies
Psy (by W. Pasikowski)
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
too many to mention (Motörhead RULEZ!)
Favourite Books
The Lord of the Rings, Ready Player One, Мастер и Маргарита
Favourite Writers
J.R.R. Tolkien
Favourite Games
FF VII
Favourite Gaming Platform
Glorious PC Gaming Master Race
Tools of the Trade
pencil, graphic tablet, various graphics editors
Other Interests
pop-culture, every aspect
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Thanks a lot! ☺️
my pleasure - you've got some amazing art!
Thanks for 
ing my study of John Raynes' work.
I have great admiration for the portraits of Velasquez, Rembrandt, Manet, Schiele, Sutherland, and Lucien Freud. I think portraits must be, by definition, more or less figurative, but able to communicate other aspects of the sitter than merely their physical appearance at the time of sitting. In addition, a good portrait should, by its composition and scale, excite the viewer to whom the sitter may not be known.
John Raynes
ing my study of John Raynes' work.Mature Content
I have great admiration for the portraits of Velasquez, Rembrandt, Manet, Schiele, Sutherland, and Lucien Freud. I think portraits must be, by definition, more or less figurative, but able to communicate other aspects of the sitter than merely their physical appearance at the time of sitting. In addition, a good portrait should, by its composition and scale, excite the viewer to whom the sitter may not be known.
John Raynes
My pleasure. And thank you for the fav as well. :)
You're welcome
Thanks for addin' "Alice" at you collection!!
My pleasure :)