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Traditional lines (nib pen and ink) + digital color. Nib takes some getting used to (read: is actually terrifying don't push the pen or ink will splatter watch out for dripping ink don't breathe while drawing don't accidentally smudge everything now grip the pen like a vise) buuuuut I prefer the lines to digital ones because making things difficult for myself is how I roll.

Fun fact: Most of the fish are based on species native to the area.

(High-res file [3825 x 4275] available upon request.)

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Name: Angela H.
Description: The sandstone waves of Antelope Canyon were carved out of the rock by rushing water. I was fortunate enough to visit a few years ago and marvel at the flowing lines firsthand, all the while blinking sand out of my eyes.
Flash floods still occur in the canyon, continuously shaping the stone. But because these floods are incredibly dangerous, I can only imagine—with a generous helping of creative license—how one might look after the initial surge of water has subsided.

Yoooo I'm going to be part of the book!

Description

Tumblr | Behance | Society6

Traditional lines (nib pen and ink) + digital color. Nib takes some getting used to (read: is actually terrifying don't push the pen or ink will splatter watch out for dripping ink don't breathe while drawing don't accidentally smudge everything now grip the pen like a vise) buuuuut I prefer the lines to digital ones because making things difficult for myself is how I roll.

Fun fact: Most of the fish are based on species native to the area.

(High-res file [3825 x 4275] available upon request.)

Entry for
Name: Angela H.
Description: The sandstone waves of Antelope Canyon were carved out of the rock by rushing water. I was fortunate enough to visit a few years ago and marvel at the flowing lines firsthand, all the while blinking sand out of my eyes.
Flash floods still occur in the canyon, continuously shaping the stone. But because these floods are incredibly dangerous, I can only imagine—with a generous helping of creative license—how one might look after the initial surge of water has subsided.

Yoooo I'm going to be part of the book!