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For me, the most difficult parts of the body to draw are the face and the hands, which is why I generally do them last, and on separate sheets of paper. There is nothing worse than drawing a great body, and then ruining it with the face that does not come out right, or the hands, which might look funny. So I learned to make my light table my best friend in drawing, and to use models, models and more models. Not like, Victoria Secret…
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I have what I call throw-away stories. These are stories that I never write down. They are sometimes complex or simple. I run through them in different ways, living in one character or another. But they are not full and complete stories, like the ones I share. They are not crystallized, like the ones I write down, but remain fluid, mutable. Sometimes I come up with the greatest ideas through them - and I might adapt it and write it down for another story. But these…
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My mother always says that I have natural talent as an artist. That's always nice to hear, but the truth is, that there is nothing natural about it.
I have, basically, two talents: writing, and the ability to learn anything. But even…
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From Brii Richards:
Hello! The addition of a word from the author was a nice touch to your website. There's been something I've thought about ever since I started reading your books and am wondering if you might want to expand upon. The names of people, places and things in your books are all very unique and interesting. But aside from just names, you also have your characters commit the act of naming. What are the conventions that you have your characters abide by in naming.…
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Portrait of Dorothy Vaughan Credits: Courtesy Vaughan Family |
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Date of Birth: September 20, 1910
Hometown: Kansas City, MO…
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Percy Julian in the Minshall Laboratory at DePauw University during his tenure as a research fellow. Courtesy DePauw University Archives. |
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April D. Ryan - American Urban Radio Network, CNN White House Correspondent, Morgan State University Alumni Photo - Central Jersey Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta: "The Presidency in Black and White: My Up Close View of the White House and Race in… |
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Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (Morehouse Alumni), Coretta Scott King and Yolanda King |
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President Obama, Bill Nye, Myth Busters and members of NSBP (from homepage) |
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Violet Lewis, founded of Lewis Business College, and the first location on Indiana Street in Indianapolis. |
Topics: African Americans, Civil Rights, Education, Human Rights, Women's Rights
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The current game engine I use is Unity3D. I has a great tutorial community and it's great for beginning game developers. One of the reasons I like it is the code of the game is in C#. I always feel it's important to learn coding when game developing. Anyway, have you or are you planning on creating your own game? Also, I recently made some cosmetic updates to my game page: http://gamejolt.com/profile/aquaticdroidstudios/1077195 anyway, thanks for checking out the game. More game are coming after I polish off this one by the end of summer.
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