I have a very old HP deskjet printer cum scanner that does the job for me for smaller works. For anything A3 and above, I use an iPhone camera usually. Tho the camera thing becomes really annoying when i work in mediums like acrylics where I get a really bad glare off the reflective paint surface.

Hello Henri! What an adorable lil forg you are

I really quite like your dreamy artstyle!

Hey these designs are so cool!

If you too like this sort of stuff (ancient classics/ art/ etc.), do accompany me on this journey ;)
Will be nicer with a few friends. Also my posts will probably be much more informal than this thread but I just thought I’d sort out a crisp intro to begin with.
Cheers :D

It’s definitely the journey I hope to enjoy most but perhaps if I can keep this gig going, I’ll end up with 60 #acrylicpaintings by the end (24+24+12 books); which would make for a nice solo art show I must say, but lemme not get ahead of myself xD.

I also plan to watch online lectures and read secondary literature to gain more insight into the intricate thematic elements of the text so that I can impart as much of the essence of these works into my illustrations as I possibly can.

As for #TheIliad, which is what I am making my way through right now, I am reading three separate translations- the one by Robert Fagles, the prose translation by Samuel Butler, and the one with the rhyme by Alexander Pope xD.
#GreekMythology

Along the way, I plan to document my journey on this fresh new social media platform. As I read through the text, I plan to share my raw unfiltered reactions to the narrative unfolding, and share concept/ thumbnail sketches that these first reactions might inspire.