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Once again I was inspired by a beautiful piece of work by my current deviantART’s muse (hehe) H A N T E N S H I named "Searching Myself", and I reproduced it in a drawing/brushed style.

Take a peek at her gallery and give her talent all the favorites that it deserves!}

_{Olá! Eu fiz este desenho inspirado em outra foto desta colega boitinha. O titulo (em japonês) que escolhi, “RAKUYO”, significa algo como desfolhamento; o cair das folhas; folhas caídas.

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*kukikid Nov 26, 2011

Your artwork is absolutely amazing! Certainly can feel your artwork (emotionally) . Beautiful.

*eDufRancisco Nov 26, 2011 Professional Traditional Artist

Thank you very much!

*kukikid Nov 26, 2011

You're welcome. You are truly gifted. I am an artist,too. You produce such awe-inspiring works. I love how you handle pen and ink. Pen and ink is my preference. When I was a teenager,I would always use ultra fine tip pens to sketch. I would make great use of solids and lines. I never quite mastered the ability to draw quite as you have,but seeing your art inspires me to want to pick up a pen again. It's been a while. You write and illustrate comic books in Brazil? What are your influences? I have story ideas that I would love to write and illustrate. Just haven't been focused enough. Long before the Twilight craze,I had my own vampire/romance story going on in my head that I had wanted to put onto paper; it was to be a series like Twilight. My story was first thought up in 1994..... long before Twilight. What kinds of stories do you publish in your comics?

*eDufRancisco Nov 28, 2011 Professional Traditional Artist

Hi John, if drawing is what you love to do so, to pick up a pen and keep doing is the right thing to do buddy.

I like to pencil and ink, I am not into writing but I like to create few tales and concepts. I have a partner that I share a few projects, and he writes it with me. In US market, I use to draw super hero books the most, but I like other genres like Will Eisner's books, tales as Guy de Maupassant made, and history (to read bio as Alexander, Saladin, and etc), and mythology. I know what you meant with the Twilight thing, it happen so many times to me and it's funny how frustrating it is. It also happened to me about concepts I had of inventing tools, and others science stuff. The 'solution' is, if you have an idea, put in a paper and copyright it, develop your history and try publish it anywhere. Do not wait and don't leave until tomorrow to finish it, you might a really good stuff in your hands.

*kukikid Nov 28, 2011

Thank you for the advice. The story is still strong in my head. It is similar in nature to Twilight, but very different otherwise. Anne Rice, I have to admit, was an influence at the time I thought it. Another idea I have is about a nutty family; it's a cartoon. I just need to get the inspiration back. I have been doing photography instead of drawing. Got to get back to drawing again. You certainly inspire me.

~Kria-TVT Jul 18, 2011

Oh yeah, Oh yeah, Oh yeah

~KaiyouNoYume Nov 21, 2009 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

I've been wondering, are all of your works done by a brush and ink?

*eDufRancisco Nov 22, 2009 Professional Traditional Artist

Yes. Sometimes I use disposable pen too; brand Mitsubishi.

~KaiyouNoYume Nov 2, 2010 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Is there a particular brand of brush you recommend for inking tiny areas or line? 8)

*eDufRancisco Nov 3, 2010 Professional Traditional Artist

Hi, I use this one: [link]

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