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The Sasquatch of Jackson Farm

The Directors (Christopher and Christine Kezelos) of the award winning short films 'The Maker' and 'Zero' are now embarking on a live action feature film called "The Sasquatch of Jackson Farm".

The Maker and Zero are films that possesses magical and whimsical elements and their stories are told through stop motion animation.

Here are the links for both films if you haven't seen it.

The Maker: youtu.be/YDXOioU_OKM

Zero: youtu.be/LOMbySJTKpg


As the title suggest The Sasquatch of Jackson Farm....

"is about a young, orphaned, male Sasquatch named ‘Dog’, raised in isolation on a farm by a caring but disciplinary farmer named Bill. When Dog is 18 he discovers there’s another like him roaming in the woods beyond the farm and yearns

to be with his own kind. He must conquer his fear of the wild and find his primal Sasquatch voice to finally take control of his own destiny."

They need your support to make this all this possible. Visit their Kickstarter page here:

www.kickstarter.com/projects/z…

to view their videos and info about the film and Kickstarter Rewards.

Also if you haven't seen their short films, I strongly suggest you do.

Thanks guys

The Book of the Dragon: www.klinebooks.com/kline/image…

was my very first Art Book but not really officially owned. It was around the mid 90s and I was in Year 8 high school, I came into class early, went to take a seat and noticed this book under the table. Flicking quickly through it before class started was a jaw dropping experience. It introduced me to Ciruelos' work and to this day in my opinion still one of the best dragon artist of all time. 
I really wanted the book and announced to the whole class room if it belonged to any of them. None of them owned up to it nor were they interested. That's about how far I took it in terms of justifying that this book was going home with me. I knew it was wrong for me to take it but back then it felt like it was left there for me to get inspired.

I think this is when my love of dragons grew and also, this book ignited my passion to develop my skills in drawing the blurry images that were being created inside my head. Prior to this I was more drawing from observation and really relied what was in front of my eyes and ignoring the powers of imagination.

If any was there any early books that first inspired you to begin your epic journey in becoming an artist?

Hi Guys,

Hi Everyone, 

Hi Everyone,

This is a very late thank you for the Daily Deviation I got weeks ago which really attracted many awesome deviants to my page. I am very grateful and very appreciative of that. I thank all you incredible guys for giving some of your time to viewing my art, faving me, commenting on my work and watching me. I am going to try my best to reply to all the comments that I have received which may take some time to do, so please bare with me

Also I still don't know how all the features of Deviantart works so is there a way of finding out who gave me the Daily Deviation? I really want to thank them personally.

Again I apologize for this very late thank you as I received the Daily Deviation on a very busy phase of client work that I had to finish with numerous tight deadlines. I have now completed some of these works and I am now in the process of having a more steady and manageable schedule.

I have a lot of exciting personal works (exciting for me anyways ) that I am eagerly trying to either complete or begin so stay tuned. I will have more art soon.

Also thank you for the birthday greetings in July also I really appreciate it

Cheers,

George