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Tyler Baxter

Magick
Magick by @God_of_the_Lochness (Tyler Baxter)

This image was inspired by another that I did, which I will post later on, I used prints done by a japanese print maker as a reference for architexture and design. I do not currently know his name, but I will get it to give some credit, and thanks to him.

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Posted: Saturday, 09 April, 2005 @ 06:21 PM
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Overall, a very elegant piece. The clothing is great. I love all the ribbons and the print on it. Your background helps a lot with the mood of the picture as well.

Posted: Tuesday, 12 July, 2005 @ 12:41 PM
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This is a great piece. The perspective is wonderful and of course the fabrics are executed very well. I really like it.

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Posted: Friday, 11 August, 2006 @ 09:52 PM
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This one is my favorite, by far. I remember watching you draw it. Anyway, I've got my own full account now, so as soon as my scanner is working, I'll put some of my stuff up, I promise. Love ya Tyler, and the art!

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