May 2013
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April 2013
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Anonymous asked: is this free to use
March 2013
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The Ingredients
Check out Will Hindmarch’s excellent Symbiosis related short story. The mundane in the fantastic has always interested me.
wordstudio:
Curious what people eat, and how they eat it, in a world based on Steven Sanders’s #Symbiosis project, I wrote this little bit as a warm-up exercise.
The air smelled like hot oil and peppers as we got into line. Anavelle smiled over her shoulder at me,...
Symbiosis: THE END STRETCH!
Hello! We’re at 42K, should hit 43 shortly. Eight days left! If you are supporting Symbiosis, or want to support it, please help get the word out. As soon as we hit our goal, I can unleash stretch goals like adding another 50 pages to the book! Please share however you can, and let’s blow past that funding goal!
If you need an easy-peasy way of sharing on Facebook and Twitter,...
The Workbook: The Dancer at the Gates of Night:... →
alexdecampi:
A Symbiosisverse short story. For more on the creative commons world of Symbiosis, see Steven Sanders. And contribute.
Previously: Part One; Part Two.
Kit’anqa heard the scream from behind her and then the horrible sound of metal scraping on metal. When you first learn to…
The Workbook: The Dancer at the Gates of Night:... →
alexdecampi:
A short story based upon Steven Sanders’ creative-commons Symbiosis world. Please contribute to his Kickstarter so I can get a gorgeous deluxe Symbiosis artbook.
Part One, previously. Tune in for the climactic finale tomorrow.
A snap of static electricity, a falling sensation in the…
The Workbook: The Dancer at the Gates of Night:... →
alexdecampi:
A brief word of explanation. M’learned friend Steven Sanders of this parish is running a Kickstarter for his concept art project, Symbiosis. You should check it out because it’s gorgeous. I was inspired by a sketch he did and, as it’s a creative commons world he built, rather rashly offered…
First part of Alex’s take on the world of Symbiosis. I think she’s the...
February 2013
10 posts
The Ability of the Arts to Inspire People
Recently, Anton Kromoff contacted me about a custom drawing for the Symbiosis art book project. I found his story compelling, heartbreaking, and inspiring. He has a neurological disorder that severely impacts his mobility, and an injury to his right arm has prevented him from painting and drawing. This kind of injury has always been one of my greatest fears as an artist, and he has faced it with...
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Symbiosis: Weekend Edition (hur)
Gentles!
Here’s what’s been happening with Symbiosis this week if you’ve been busy or in a cave.
1. We’re over $20k! Just from word of mouth! That’s INCREDIBLE progress! Thank you all so much.
2. There are two Tumblr Editions of Symbiosis, showing art and giving info that isn’t on the main Kickstarter site. Go here for day one and here for day two.
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January 2013
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wordstudio asked: Of everything you've drawn or created, what most frightens you?
Anonymous asked: Do you believe that we should guard against saying death is the opposite of life, and that that living creature is simply a kind of dead creature, and a very rare kind?
Anonymous asked: You can sometimes be argumentative online, occasionally even offending people. Are you like this in person as well? What do you think about the fact that people may see you this way? Is there a softer side of you beneath this hardened shell?
maplesugar asked: How are you so amazing? Follow-up: do you have no shame, Sanders?
cyberhubbs asked: It pleases me to be the first. In your experience, is digital penciling superior to the more traditional method? I mean, I've never drawn on one of those fancy drawing tablet things, but the idea just seems awkward in my mind despite their growing popularity.
terry-tyson asked: Which method of art making do you prefer? Straight-to-digital (via some magic pad) or pencil/pen-to-paper-then-to-digital? Asking in terms of artistic satisfaction as well as ease of production. Perhaps two different answers here.
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