Kristin Mai
@kristinmaiart.bsky.social
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Graphic Designer • Illustrator • Bookworm • Daydreamer 🎨 Website & Links: https://kristinmai.carrd.co 🌹 Illustrated Phantom of the Opera Book: https://kristinmai-poto.carrd.co/ 🐇 Next Project: Alice in Wonderland 🚫No AI or NFTs
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I started illustrating The Phantom of the Opera during COVID lockdown in 2020. It’s been a long project, but I’m happy to finally share it. 🖤

🌹 kristinmai-poto.carrd.co

#ThePhantomOfTheOpera #art #illustration
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Justice for the Princes in the tower! I’m pretty sure I already have that one on my TBR too, lol 🙈
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I also really need Alison Weir to stop releasing books on or near my birthday.

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I will literally buy anything with “Boleyn” in the title because I’m Tudor trash.

⏳📚💙 #BookSky
Boleyn Traitor by Philippa Gregory. Part of the cover looks like it is cut out to reveal a woman wearing a mask. The Boleyn Secret by Alison Weir. There is a place holder image of a floral design and says “cover to be revealed.”
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Heyo #portfolioday! I'm Fe, mostly a 3d artist these days, working on my little game called #nechromia. I also do pixel characters, rig and animate!
a bunch of pixel characters the rat king a white skinned woman dressed in black, pin up pose a white haired, white skinned man, posing
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I forgot about Sense & Sensibility, great choice! I didn’t know there was an adaptation of Daniel Deronda. I’ll have to watch it.
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Hello #PortfolioDay

I'm Mai, a graphic designer, illustrator, and bookworm with a love for book design and painting whimsical things.

🎨 Portfolio- kristinmai.carrd.co
📚 Book- kristinmai-poto.carrd.co
#illustration #art #fantasyart
A mermaid with a wistful, downcast eye expression, sitting on a rock overlooking the sea. Her tail is a shimmering blue, and her long curly hair, decorated with white flowers, covers most of her body. Digital painting of a blonde haired woman looking off to the side. Feathers float around her and she wears a crescent moon necklace. In the background you can see the constellations for Libra, Aquarius, and Gemini. A book page spread from my illustrated edition of The Phantom of the Opera. The left page is text and the right side is an illustration of Christine being lured into the mirror by the Phantom.
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#portfolioday again! I love drawing colorful character-driven artwork for tabletop & video games, books, comics, etc. Animals, cute things, fantasy, anime, & funny/gross things are my strong suits!
More at jadedsketch.com
Email me if you want to make something together! [email protected]
Illustration of a winding hilly road with blue sky, rocks, and hills in the backdrop. Closest to the viewer are three cyclists racing, 2 are robots and a woman in green is leading. Trailing behind are a blue, yellow, and orange cyclist. 9 cat card illustrations from the card game Cat Fluxx Illustration of a cute pink haired witch with a black witch's hat and black and orange dress riding a broom and casting a green magic spell conjuring an array of Halloween treats (candy, cake, cookies, apples, etc) all with cute little faces. Illustration of a Himalayan mountain battle scene with white ducks wearing ancient Tibetan armor face off against red pandas wearing Mongolian-esque armor. A bold logo says CUTE AGGRESSION, Battle for Mt. Egduutei
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Cheating a little bit with some mini series but:

-The Forsyte Saga (2002)
-Tess of the d’Ubervilles (2008)
-Through the Looking Glass (1998)
-Dragonwyck (1946)

#BookSky #BookishQOTD #FilmSky
The Forsyte Saga based on the book by John Galsworthy. The DVD cover features a photo of Damien Lewis as Soemes and Gina McKee as Irene. They are both wearing evening wear, and beneath them is a photo of ballroom dancing. Tess of the d’Ubervilles, based on the novel by Thomas Hardy. Photo shows a woman with long brown hair and dark eyes looks straight at the viewer. She is backlit with a soft glow of light. A scene from Through the Looking Glass, based on the Lewis Carroll book. Kate Beckinsale as Alice, with long blonde hair and a purple dress, kneels on the floor near two tiny chess pieces. A black and white scene from Dragonwyck, based on the Anya Seton novel. Vincent Price, looking debonair and sexy, is gazing at Gene Tierney. Behind them are gothic stained glass windows.
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Vegetaristi on tosi ihana.
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I still need to read that one 👀
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Agreed, the fonts are so good! Bring them back 😭
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Bring back book covers of women in flowy dresses running from graveyards and haunted castles.
A collage of pulp gothic romance book covers. Most have the stereotypical woman in a white gown running from a creepy castle or graveyard.
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#TheTenantOfWildfellHall - #AnneBronte - is an *objectively better* novel than Jane Eyre (Charlotte) and Wuthering Heights (Emily)...

...and the only reason it doesn’t get the love it deserves today is in large part because Charlotte meddled horrendously with Anne's legacy #UnhingedOpinion
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Tell me your most unhinged literary opinion, as a little treat
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Carmilla by J. Sheridan Le Fanu

#BookSky #BookishQOTD
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Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro. So quietly unsettling.

#BookSky #BookishQOTD
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Like, it felt so weird to still have Murakami and Stephen King books on my TBR from when I was a teenager. Not really authors I'd read now 😅
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I deleted a bunch of books from my digital TBR. It was interesting to see how my reading taste has changed. Like, I mostly deleted thriller/mystery books, since I don't read those anymore. Also got rid of authors I know don't vibe with.

#BookSky
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Bookish checkpoint 💙📚

✧ last book: The Custom of the Country by Edith Wharton

✧ current read(s): The True Deceiver by Tove Jansson & Lady Anna by Anthony Trollope

✧ newest adds to the tbr: Lumenlaulaja by Emmi Itäranta

✧ eagerly waiting for: Boleyn Traitor by Philippa Gregory
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bookish checkpoint 📝

✧ last book: wisteria by adalyn grace

✧ current read(s): perils of the past, holly, no earthly sunne

✧ newest adds to the tbr: i found the first three books in the nightrunner series at a used book store!

✧ eagerly waiting for: sunrise on the reaping! (i know, i am slow)
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Don’t worry, they left with a very nice edition of Alice. But that was a close one 😅
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This reminds me of when I worked at a bookstore and a customer asked which book they should get for their 8 year-old daughter: Alice in Wonderland or Lolita.

#BookSky
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Just bc a book contains a protagonist between 10 and 30, especially a female protagnoist, doesn't mean it's YA. Just bc the book is written by a woman (or someone you incorrectly assume is a woman), doesn't make it YA. Just bc a book is fun, written colloquially, or has romance doesn't make it YA.
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Hey, DC: Are you poor and/or furloughed but looking for good times? This Saturday from 5pm to 7:30pm we’ll have free wine & cheese plus 10% off all purchases.
Books People in a bookstore having good times
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Aw, thank you 🥺💜 Same, most of my irl friends aren’t on here, but I’ve been pleasantly surprised by how many cool people I’ve been able to meet here who share similar niche interests ☺️