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Let's get right into it!

I submitted my Kickstarter for approval... 

AND IT'S APPROVED! 

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/themagicianstarot/the-magicians-tarot

Can you do me a favor? Please visit this link and choose "Notify me on launch". 

Thank you! Ready to talk about Konnor?

To celebrate this amazing news, I painted Konnor for the first time! We've been talking about working together for awhile, but this was our first opportunity. Honestly he was a natural and made things easy for me.

We streamed part of it on Twitch, and had a wonderful time! I was surprised by how well things flowed, despite the newness to each other. Sometimes it just works, you know?

He was interested in coming back, so we may see more of him in the future. 

We also managed to get some video too of the artwork :)

I am also looking into making a "Magic Eye" pendant! <3

Let me know if you run into any issues with the Kickstarter link, or if you'd like to see Konnor back in the studio for another body painting! 

Love, Heart, and Art,

Brandon


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Chris

I absolutely love it. Great art and we can feel the sparks of creativity between you. I love the backside with his wand between his legs 😄

MB

Done the Kick. More of Konnor! ❤️

Anonymous

Kickstarter link worked great. Would love to see more collaboration between you and Konnor.as per the norm your artwork is a thing of beauty, and the human canvas is very appealing on the 👀 as well...

abbm

Yesss! I think a landscape on his body would be pretty. What do you think? &lt;3

abbm

Yeah it was super natural and fun! I think a landscape on his body would be pretty &lt;3

abbm

I'm so glad! Yes he's really quite gorgeous, I would have to agree!

paul covert

Sounds good. A landscape where the model is horizontal?

Richard Basen

Konnor is great.. love to see him more... Kick worked and was shared to FB and TW.

abbm

Yeah! Though that is one of the harder ways of doing it. I think it makes for some interesting photos