Susana-Santos
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Artist // Professional // Digital Art
- Portugal
- Deviant for 10 years
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Hello! I’m a 2D artist currently working from Portugal. My main focus is on character and creature design in fantasy settings with a stylized aesthetic. I really enjoy playing with appealing shapes, color/light and I strive to achieve a sense of wonder and playfulness in my work.
For any job related proposals or questions, feel free to contact me via email: susana.fgs@gmail.com
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Just wanted to say it was a pleasure to browse your gallery, thank you for sharing your drawings 
Aawww! Thank you so much for the kind comment! It means a lot and it makes me very happy to know that.
It has been a long time. How are you, Susana? Do you have any online books to share? i recently want to practice traditional as well as read books.
Hello! Yes, indeed! I'm good, thank you. Humm there's a lot of good books to read! The most recent one I've read was "Picture This: How Pictures Work" by Molly Bang. I really liked it! It's a book about composition, but it's written in a way that is simple to understand and has a lot of knowledge at the same time. Besides that I would advise Alla Prima, James Gurney's books and Andrew Loomis' books as well. I've heard "The Practice and Science of Drawing" by Harold Speed is good too but I haven't had the chance to read it yet. It's the next in line!
That one is available online:
archive.org/details/practicesc…
I'm good, thank you. Humm there's a lot of good books to read! The most recent one I've read was "Picture This: How Pictures Work" by Molly Bang. I really liked it! It's a book about composition, but it's written in a way that is simple to understand and has a lot of knowledge at the same time. Besides that I would advise Alla Prima, James Gurney's books and Andrew Loomis' books as well. I've heard "The Practice and Science of Drawing" by Harold Speed is good too but I haven't had the chance to read it yet. It's the next in line!That one is available online:
archive.org/details/practicesc…
Thank you Susana :">
Do you have any project recently?
Hello there! 
I'm still doing stuff, but nothing I feel like posting online. xD
I'm still doing stuff, but nothing I feel like posting online. xD