I'm so in love with the colors and images and silhouettes and light in the watercolor and gouache work of Erika Somogyi. Apocalyptic, eerie, magical, and somehow cheery.
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It is ab-so-lu-te-ly incredible !! Ooh a million of thankyous for this dicovery Naomi !
ReplyDeleteIt feels like a wordless picture book of stunning quality and scope... my brain couldn't help turning the whole thing into a story.
ReplyDeleteThe plot: the 1960's hippie movement is cut short by a nationwide plague. Panic & mass death. This takes place one year later, after society has collapsed...
Oh this is Anna L. btw
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