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The thing about this blog is that writing is hard. Drawing is hard too, but somehow less hard then writing. I think it’s because I draw in stages- pencil and then ink and then shade and then scan and then re-size. Sometimes those events occur in a slightly different order, but I always have multiple pieces in multiple stages of work. Yet, writing I find I stare at a white screen and have to think of something to say.
Ideally, something intelligent and nuanced to say… Okay, maybe not nuanced, but at least intelligent. Or coherent. I think I at least get coherent. Usually.
Boots wrote a really wonderful post a few weeks ago about momentum and how hard it is to keep it up. She’s right. When I get into a groove I can prep several paper dolls in a row and schedule them all and feel like I’m getting somewhere and when I’m not in a groove… well… it all takes much longer. Enjoy this pastel spring like Marisole. This paper doll is also available in black and white which I posted last week.
Would you mind if I used some of the dolls as characters in a sci-fi I’m thinking of doing? I was looking at them and just got inspired!
Sure. Just give credit and a link to the site.
love love love that buttery yellow skirt. it would look terrible on my given my pasty complexion, but i can live vicariously through Marisole!
: D
She is so pretty and her clothes are very cute.
@RLC
Thanks, I’ll be sure to!
=D
That yellow skirt is SO cute.