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Sunday, November 29, 2015
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- Steve sculpts critters
- Besides art, I like critters. They're interesting to watch, and fun to make. So when I'm not doing anything else (like drawing storyboards) I'm usually either watching or making critters of some sort or other.
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It somehow seems to me that very soon people on streets will look something like on this sketch. That's the problem of modern age. We are too much in technologies and too less in real life.
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