Sneak peak in FZ Continuum – Faly towers and bridges

"Faly, a living city, has mental health issues. You can see that in the way she grows towers in all shapes and sizes, everywhere and anywhere." Article in English (top) and in Dutch (scroll down).Robin Rozendal is a fantasy writer and illustrator, in addition to her work as a videographer and photographer. Verloren Aluria is the first book in her 'Living Cities' series (in Dutch). She also draws her own covers and illustrations, made illustrations for magazines several times and illustrated the children's book Luguberg: talentenjacht, by Dianne Arentsen.About this work she says: “This artwork is a drawing of the living city ‘Faly’, one of the characters of my book series ‘Living cities’. Living cities are creatures with thoughts and feelings and very often they also have mental he...

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Sneak peak in FZ Continuum – Sea turtle

"This sea turtle is badly in the market for a bigger shell." Article in English (top) and in Dutch (scroll down).“My first attempt at a 3D model of a sea turtle turned out to be unintentionally out of proportion as I was critiqued during my portfolio presentation in art school in 2018. "The flippers look like croissants to me," the art director of my favorite game company commented.” Cathy Eppinga is a Dutch fantasy artist who finds herself at home in all sorts of creative media. Storytelling and world-building are recurring themes in her work, which she explores through drawing, writing and 3D modeling. She works as a freelance graphic designer and illustrator, and she is writing the manuscript of her debut novel, Halfmer. This comment of the art director only made her more determin...

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Sneak peak in FZ Continuum – A stitch in space

"The character’s weapon of choice, a needle, was chosen on purpose; I like to sew." Article in English (top) and in Dutch (scroll down).Pam Hage: “My piece was created for a contest a couple of years ago. The theme was “art avatar”: how do you see yourself as the ultimate, even godlike, artist? I wasn’t quite sure what that meant for me, but I thought that as long as my entry contained stars, feathers, painterly brush strokes, and an overdose of purples, people would know I made it. I’ve used Photoshop to make this, but I use a style that is reminiscent of a traditional oil painting. My entry made it to the finals, so something about this idea and execution must have clicked with the judges!The night sky has always fascinated me. I even wanted to study astronomy, but its sheer amo...

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