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Lately I started to sum up what exactly is my ultimate purpose behind drawing, what I've learned so far, where is this all heading to. I came up to these: 3 convictions and reasons why I'm doing what I'm doing 1. Art is for everybody and everybody can create art. Our only boundaries are in fact our skill level and motivation. If we have the motivation, skill level is something we can develop no matter what's our starting point. 2. Art and creativity bring joy and enhance the quality of life. I'm not saying that making creation is always a joyful process (especially if we're not able to attain the level we're expecting), but I can tell

Few days after the first time (and last until now) I did it, my life suddenly shifted by 180 degrees, because of reasons which did not depend from me. Most of my drawing plans either needed to be put on hold - it took me more than a year to put things more or less on track. Yet, here I am again, far more motivated than ever and quite clear on where I come from and the direction I want to chose. Anyway, the important thing is: I've set up a Tumblr account for my works - please feel invited to visit and meet me there! Basically, you'd find there the same stuff as my gallery on DA + more: WIPs, sketches and other items I consider important fo

Beginning of new year is a good occasion for summaries... though I never did ones until today. 2015 raised lots of questions though and lots of new concepts, so, yeah, it might be a good moment to start tracking them. It was in November 2014 when Bioware launched Dragon Age:Inquisition, guess around December when I played it for the first time. Around January 2015, after several playthroughs, still hungry of the game's world experience and amazed by the stunning tarot like character cards graphics, I was exploring Bioware forums to discover the beautiful fanart (many of my watch list till today). Watching art was not enough though, I was so