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Thursday, 9 February 2012

Kull Studies

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-Justin Sweet



I'm not sure how interested others might be in this, but I found a few of the studies that I illustrated for "Kull ; Exile of Atlantis" a few years back. I'm glad I kept these, they remind me of that burst of energy I get when I start a new painting...











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