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ghost_life heard about my wrist pain some trading about occurred, and I now have a second-hand Wacom tablet. I'm still getting the hang of it, but it's rather cool. Between stretching and posting this in segments and the non-mouse-useness, my arms do not hurt.
This comes from The Fairy Tale Book, which my grandmother used to read to us when we were small, and from which comes my love of art nouveau. The book was published in 1917, before the existence of copyright laws, and the artists of these illustrations are unknown. Here is the first installment for those of you who haven't the willpower to resist the lure of art or the clicky link.
( Cinderella, in pictorially massive post. )
ghost_life heard about my wrist pain some trading about occurred, and I now have a second-hand Wacom tablet. I'm still getting the hang of it, but it's rather cool. Between stretching and posting this in segments and the non-mouse-useness, my arms do not hurt. OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH.
This comes from The Fairy Tale Book, which my grandmother used to read to us when we were small, and from which comes my love of art nouveau. The book was published in 1917, before the existence of copyright laws, and the artists of these illustrations are unknown. Here is the first installment for those of you who haven't the willpower to resist the lure of art or the clicky link.
( Cinderella, in pictorially massive post. )