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UNESCO's Sojourner Truth

Sojourner Truth Some good news to announce: I am, currently, working with UNESCO ( United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization ) on their Women in African History series. You can check out more of the project here: UNESCO's Women in African History . It features various biographical comics of African women and women of African descent from various places across the world and highlights their contributions and accomplishments to history. My current project is Sojourner Truth (featured above). Sojourner Truth full body Sojourner, who was born a slave in New York State, traveled across the US giving speeches that highlighted her experiences in slavery to aid in her fight for equality. She was an abolitionist and women's rights activist. She met two presidents, Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant. All which is pretty amazing considering she was illiterate. While researching historical reference and being lost in all of it's awe and wonder it's q...

UNESCO's Sojourner Truth Comic is Live

The Sojourner Truth comic that I worked on is now live here: UNESCO's Women in African History Series . To read the comic you can go here: Sojourner Truth . I do recommend checking out all of the other stories of the many great women featured on the site. Below are a few pages from the comic: Page 1 Page 2 Working on this was a lot of fun and I learned a lot about Sojourner as well as American history. Hope that you enjoy it as well.

Study of Misty Copeland and Brooklyn Mack from Swan Lake.

This was meant to be a small study and blew up into a big piece that took a good while to complete. It's Misty Copeland and Brooklyn Mack as Odette and Prince Siegfried from their Swan Lake performance with the Washington Ballet . The background took way considerably less time than the rest of it did, but by the time I got to it was determined to get this piece finished. I took a lesson from reflecting from the fabric folds post I made and listed almost every brush I used. It made it much easier to then go back and to retrieve whatever brush I used. Also, next time I can always refer to it for the future. Next time I am going to practice using the 'glazing technique' more to see if it can cut down on time even though I really love to pick and choose my colors... My favorite part was capturing Brooklyn's skin tone and all the lights that were reflected in it. Completed in Clip Studio Paint.

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