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So I looked this artist up, and her name’s Takaguchi Satosumi. This doesn’t seem to be her usual stuff - she’s a manga artist, looks like she does a lot of either shoujo or yaoi. But she put this loveliness on paper at least twice, and given the nature of this blog, I’m morally obligated to subject you all to it.
It might be prudent to mention I have a thing for eyepatches.
I was really worried. I didn’t want my life to change too much. And it hasn’t. You hear horror stories about people getting stalked and not being able to leave the house. I’ve not had any of that. People recognise me sometimes but I can still walk down the street. And I was worried about an onslaught of negative press but actually it’s all been really supportive.
GQ (UK) October, 2010
dropkick me jesus
| Can I ask a question about drawing suits? Does the shirt have to be white? Not pink, or blue...? | ◤ |  Anonymous |
Absolutely not!
Matching shirt colors to suits and ties is an art in and of itself. White’s just the most common. There’s also a lot of light blue, light grey - even stripes. Sources like GQ will do anything from classic white to black, pink, or jewel tones.
Basically, if it matches, and would be socially acceptable in the environment you’d be drawing it in, leap when you feel froggy.
15/08/12 @ 02:34am
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AK’s Guide to Suits
An introduction to the finer details of menswear, and how to get them right in your… aw, hell, why am I describing it here? Read the intro!
13/04/12 @ 01:00am
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