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3 comments:
I love your work, the rendez-vous story is beautifull...
Tellement frais...
Love your artwork. Some of the better work I've seen from today's cartoonists. Reminds me of a lot of the great old masters of animation from previous decades. Many animators & caricaturists could use your example to soften their work up a lot because quite often they're not subtle enough & the end result is that edges are too harsh. As your examples suggest, animation/caricature should look like art, not photography. Keep up the good work!
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