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October 14, 2010
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For the Edgar Allan Poe Museum of Richmond, Virginia - I'm starting to really enjoy poster design! All those typography lessons from school are finally paying off...


Graphite, digital media, watercolor, pose by me

This belongs to the Poe Museum of Richmond. Do not take, use, copy, or distribute without authorization. I'll hunt you down. Seriously.
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~Ravenous13 Dec 13, 2012  Professional General Artist
Wow, that looks so cool!
Very creative...
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Mood: Amazed ~coffeebeanie Oct 28, 2012  Student General Artist
I really love how detailed is your artwork.
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!LaylaVanHellsing May 4, 2012   Traditional Artist
What's your favorite thing to draw?
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Mood: Wow! *DivaWho Jan 11, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Soo awesome! :o
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I watched the movie "The Others" with Nicole Kidman this afternoon, and watching the film reminded me of your work. It's such a spooky ghost story, so it makes sense. ;) It's not all gory and violent, it's more psychological and thrilling. And I think it's the same thing with your art. There's something childlike about your work, and that somehow makes it all the more sinister.
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:iconabigaillarson:
That's my absolute favorite of her films! One of the best horror films made recently <3
Thanks! I'm glad you like my work!
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:iconflourish1:
I knowww, it's one of my favorites too for sure. :nod: anytime, you're pretty much my idol. :roll:
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Wish I lived in Virginia...
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~Momentanaufnahme Sep 13, 2011  Hobbyist Interface Designer
Eye-catching and unusual style, eminently for a museum poster. Even if the typography isn't 100% clear I would definetely read it!
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