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Part 1 of my insane quest to draw the entire (book/story appearing) Healy-Price family from the fabulous Incryptid series by @seananmcguire! This section of the family tree takes us from roughly 1906ish to 1952ish!
I’m not sure how I’ve going to eventually present these when they are all finished but some people on Twitter did ask about making coloring pages out of the lineart, so that might also be a thing! Stay tuned!
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Part 1 of my insane quest to draw the entire (book/story appearing) Healy-Price family from the fabulous Incryptid series by @seananmcguire! This section of the family tree takes us from roughly 1906ish to 1952ish!
I’m not sure how I’ve going to eventually present these when they are all finished but some people on Twitter did ask about making coloring pages out of the lineart, so that might also be a thing! Stay tuned!
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“Kiss me one more time before you go?” Her voice was soft, plaintive. There was no way I could have told her no. I stepped forward, pressing my lips to hers, and she melted against me, languid and slow. I could have kissed her forever. I wanted to kiss her forever, the rest of the world be damned.
Sarah was the one to eventually pull away.
“Don’t worry about me, Artie.” She looked at me, and her smile was heartbreakingly bright, and devastatingly beautiful. I couldn’t look at it. I couldn’t look away.
-Imaginary Numbers by Seanan McGuire, Chapter 20
So, it turns out my last Incryptid art appears to be from 2018, which is probably a crime given how often I am reading/listening to at least one of the stories, so TIME TO GET BACK ON THAT TRAIN.
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As a part of my draw ALL the InCryptid family members, I also drew Aunt Rose AKA Rose Marshall, the Phantom Prom Date, or The Girl at the Diner.
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All the main couples from the most recent generation of Price’s. They all come from the InCryptid series by @seananmcguire, which is a series you should get into if you like monsters, large found & blood families, WEAPONS, sorcery, people with clear blood, midsized griffins, and/or the continent of Australia.
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And just a year later, I return with another generation of Price’s from @seananmcguire‘s excellent InCryptid series! I hold this series near and dear to my heart and despite all the setbacks and redraws, I really really have enjoyed trying illustrate (most of) their family tree.
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“Kiss me one more time before you go?” Her voice was soft, plaintive. There was no way I could have told her no. I stepped forward, pressing my lips to hers, and she melted against me, languid and slow. I could have kissed her forever. I wanted to kiss her forever, the rest of the world be damned.
Sarah was the one to eventually pull away.
“Don’t worry about me, Artie.” She looked at me, and her smile was heartbreakingly bright, and devastatingly beautiful. I couldn’t look at it. I couldn’t look away.
-Imaginary Numbers by Seanan McGuire, Chapter 20
So, it turns out my last Incryptid art appears to be from 2018, which is probably a crime given how often I am reading/listening to at least one of the stories, so TIME TO GET BACK ON THAT TRAIN.
Reblogging to celebrate the release of “Calculated Risks”!
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