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Not dead yet!

And all the better, because there are so many more works that I want to draw/paint ASAP.

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Many of the images I am pushing myself to draw are little more than curiosities that I treasured, hoping that one day I'll be capable of giving them a slightly better shape than those doodles that might as well be used to adorn the door of refridgerator.

This curiosity that survived long enough to see the light of day started as a B&W silhouette on an educational poster within a classroom that was used to host education_about_society classes as per course of late elementary school program.

The sum of elements is the same in both my memory of what the poster contained and the artwork of my production - after all, the goal of aforementioned visual aid was to provide cursory insight to the more gruesome models of how system/society/nation/country interacts with human units that create those collective bodies.

Perhaps there was even something written underneath, but I only remember the amorphous blob of sentences and thesis, so I cannot quite reconstruct the whole lesson as it was precisely told by a laminated piece of cardboard.

Description
Not dead yet!

And all the better, because there are so many more works that I want to draw/paint ASAP.

- - -

Many of the images I am pushing myself to draw are little more than curiosities that I treasured, hoping that one day I'll be capable of giving them a slightly better shape than those doodles that might as well be used to adorn the door of refridgerator.

This curiosity that survived long enough to see the light of day started as a B&W silhouette on an educational poster within a classroom that was used to host education_about_society classes as per course of late elementary school program.

The sum of elements is the same in both my memory of what the poster contained and the artwork of my production - after all, the goal of aforementioned visual aid was to provide cursory insight to the more gruesome models of how system/society/nation/country interacts with human units that create those collective bodies.

Perhaps there was even something written underneath, but I only remember the amorphous blob of sentences and thesis, so I cannot quite reconstruct the whole lesson as it was precisely told by a laminated piece of cardboard.