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SethFitts — Fill me with Stories (Page 1, SBP 2012)
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From the Sketch Book Project 2012[link]My artwork page at SBP- [link]
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Seth Fitts, 2012
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love this 
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in journal: new-potential-of-globular-community [link]
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Scribbles are so beautiful. And I love that font/text. You, sir, are a big inspiration!
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You are most kind! Thank you very much!!
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There is one in the works but I cannot say too much about it until we get it published.
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i love the whole idea of the reader creating the stories.
or maybe by some magic the book itself somehow absorbs or transfers or draws from the individual
and their imagination/emotions the seeds for a story and then it grows from there.
suddenly the reader finds him/herself in the midst of an adventure.
where it leads them,...
how it ends,...
is up to them.
that's pretty sweet.
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That is exactly the idea of these drawings and for the SBP 2013 project of which I will posting images soon.
Thank you much!!!
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great! yes, exactly in this sentence I find myself!!!
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Argh, Seth, your coloring style is what I wanted for my most recent picture-- inspired by you, in a small way. Only, I just... couldn't get it, because I'm not you. Heh.
I love the title to this.
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Well, depending upon what you are trying to achieve, limit your color palette. If you have already done that, the only other thing I can suggest is layering of colors. I would need to see what is happening with your piece. Everyone makes art their own way. Even in an acrylic class I was teaching, the students were mimicking what I was doing but each piece looked different with a hint of "me" in them (I did help the students with troubleshooting).
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Aw, it's my new one that I have up, the dead guy. 
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