the portable city

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by Shel Kahn

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It Came from Beneath the Mire

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This monster came from too much heavy metal and some time in a sketchbook with my favourite pencils. After the drawing was done, I printed it out on watercolour paper to finish bringing the monster to life in full colour.

Watercolour on watercolour paper, 2017.

It Came from Beneath the Mire
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