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Azarian Stories, yayyyyy!

This. Took. FOR EVER. O_O

So well, as you know I'm still in Nottingham. In roughly ten days it will already be two months since I'm here. And despite some (very welcome, not to mention absolutely necessary) changes to my thesis plan, things aren't looking exactly bright here. I've got a lot of insecurities and the experiments I'm running in the lab aren't yielding good results. Now this wouldn't be so bad, if only I didn't have a deadline. I'll be back to Italy in November, and I have to be back with enough data to write a thesis. I keep failing to collect anything, which is making me feel quite upset right now.

So a couple days ago I vented my rage on Amazon, and bought a handful of Winsor & Newton watercolour tubes. I've had my eyes on them for a while, and I honestly don't know what made me wait so long to get them. Oh yeah, maybe I know. It was the price.
They are quite expensive and the tubes are incredibly small, I mean, look:
And still, it's literally all there. They're super concentrated!

Seriously, I tested them on this random picture I drew, and I swear, I literally took ONE drop. And one drop was enough for me to paint the ENTIRE background. I'm not even kidding.

Needless to say, this purchase immediately made me feel a lot better C:
So you can expect some more watercolour works from me!

It was also about time that I drew some more Azaroth, darnit. Azaras are getting all the screen attention, while these guys are left in shadow.
So, say hi to Lezpar, a character I'm currently working on for my wordbuilding. Unlike many of his species, he's part of the Azaroth high society and he's in charge of one of the most influential guilds of bounty hunters in the region of Izruca.
Also, he's a black self (melanistic) Azaroth with leopard ghost markings <3 Because who doesn't love ghost markings? C:

Enjoy!
And also, if you have suggestions on how to use watercolours or how to improve my technique, please let me know! I'm still a newbie at it C:

Winsor & Newton watercolours and Caran d'Ache Museum Aquarelle watercolour pencils on Fabriano bristol paper.
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More about Azaras:

Description
==Join the Azarian Stories group!==

--------------

Azarian Stories, yayyyyy!

This. Took. FOR EVER. O_O

So well, as you know I'm still in Nottingham. In roughly ten days it will already be two months since I'm here. And despite some (very welcome, not to mention absolutely necessary) changes to my thesis plan, things aren't looking exactly bright here. I've got a lot of insecurities and the experiments I'm running in the lab aren't yielding good results. Now this wouldn't be so bad, if only I didn't have a deadline. I'll be back to Italy in November, and I have to be back with enough data to write a thesis. I keep failing to collect anything, which is making me feel quite upset right now.

So a couple days ago I vented my rage on Amazon, and bought a handful of Winsor & Newton watercolour tubes. I've had my eyes on them for a while, and I honestly don't know what made me wait so long to get them. Oh yeah, maybe I know. It was the price.
They are quite expensive and the tubes are incredibly small, I mean, look:
And still, it's literally all there. They're super concentrated!

Seriously, I tested them on this random picture I drew, and I swear, I literally took ONE drop. And one drop was enough for me to paint the ENTIRE background. I'm not even kidding.

Needless to say, this purchase immediately made me feel a lot better C:
So you can expect some more watercolour works from me!

It was also about time that I drew some more Azaroth, darnit. Azaras are getting all the screen attention, while these guys are left in shadow.
So, say hi to Lezpar, a character I'm currently working on for my wordbuilding. Unlike many of his species, he's part of the Azaroth high society and he's in charge of one of the most influential guilds of bounty hunters in the region of Izruca.
Also, he's a black self (melanistic) Azaroth with leopard ghost markings <3 Because who doesn't love ghost markings? C:

Enjoy!
And also, if you have suggestions on how to use watercolours or how to improve my technique, please let me know! I'm still a newbie at it C:

Winsor & Newton watercolours and Caran d'Ache Museum Aquarelle watercolour pencils on Fabriano bristol paper.
Art & Character (c)
More about Azaras: