Drift - 003
Nov 15, 2021
I had some financial emergencies come up and had to take on some big commissions, so I'm postponing updates until 2022. Thanks for reading along so far!
If you want to see when updates start again or see more behind the scenes stuff, you can catch more of my art on Instagram, Twitter, & Twitch: @KaseySnowArt
Cinna Monroe
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And here we can pinpoint the birth of the Golden Child complex and Twin Rivalry. Ouch
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Destiny or free will?
Empathy or self-preservation?
Redemption or retribution?
"Drift" attempts to look at the ways we humans navigate and process our experiences--all while running it through the filter of the animal world.
Telling this story with animals removes the visual cues of class, affiliation, ethnicity, economic status, nationality, etc. My hope is that this forces the reader to release personal bias and simply meet each character within their own context and hear what they have to say without preconceived notions.
But, let's be real--it's also just a good old fashioned animal adventure story.
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TL;DR:
"Drift" is half exploratory mental exercise and half excuse to draw lots of fun African animals while I learn how to make a graphic novel. :)
Join me for the ride! Let's see where this goes.
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You can also follow my art on Instagram and Twitter @KaseySnowArt or support Drift on Patreon @KaseySnow.
Empathy or self-preservation?
Redemption or retribution?
"Drift" attempts to look at the ways we humans navigate and process our experiences--all while running it through the filter of the animal world.
Telling this story with animals removes the visual cues of class, affiliation, ethnicity, economic status, nationality, etc. My hope is that this forces the reader to release personal bias and simply meet each character within their own context and hear what they have to say without preconceived notions.
But, let's be real--it's also just a good old fashioned animal adventure story.
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TL;DR:
"Drift" is half exploratory mental exercise and half excuse to draw lots of fun African animals while I learn how to make a graphic novel. :)
Join me for the ride! Let's see where this goes.
---
You can also follow my art on Instagram and Twitter @KaseySnowArt or support Drift on Patreon @KaseySnow.
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