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Aortas in a Chair – Aortas They Don’t Care

John Jude Palencar

For artists, concepts present themselves in unexpected ways. Why or how the artist responds to them is sometimes just as much of a mystery to the artist as it is to the artist’s audience. Freudian reasons aside, there are many avenues for inspiration & pathways to creative new lands. My wife had this small decorative chair she no longer wanted. It’s one of those objects that you say to yourself, “why would someone make this?”.…

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Inking Wolverine

Julian Totino Tedesco

September 17, 2025 - For the past weeks, I've been trying to find the time and the excuse to try this Kuretake brush that I bought and never got the chance to use. Not also because I was curious to see how it would work, but also because I was needing a switch in my process of work. Drawing and inking a Wolverine sounded like a good, relaxing way to achieve that. I'm not used to working with inks or to even think in black and white, so I allowed myself to enjoy the ride without expecting too much. First, the drawing. It's quite small as you can see. Also, is quite simple and straightforward. I've used a 2B pencil and a mechanical pencil, 0,5 also 2B. After scanning the pencil, I colorized it to CYAN, to easily remove…

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