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If you read Bored Panda, then you're no stranger to the works of Kerby Rosanes and his beautiful Moleskin illustrations. Now, the Philippines-based artist, also known by his Internet handle Sketchy Stories, is back with a series titled Geometric Beasts.
Rosanes uses only ordinary black pens to create his doodles, this time blending wild animals with geometric forms. If you'd like to check out more of his work, see his detailed doodles here. Or, if adult coloring books are more your style, then check out Doodle Invasion.
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Ric Gardner 7 years ago
Do I have permission to use this art design on a custom designed vaporizer?
Ric Gardner 7 years ago
Do I have permission to use this drawing on a custom designed vaporizer ? It’s for personal use not intended to be marketed
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JessicaOtero 9 years ago
Can this drawing be bought or printed or in a coloring book? I am in love with this image
Nikom Namsri 7 years ago
I would like to use this picture made label, can I do it by purchase licence?
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katkandy77 9 years ago
Awesome! I think he should be holding a fish in his mouth, or something though.
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JermainWarner 9 years ago
what brand of mechanical pencil is that? looking for something better than I have.
Daniel Rangel 8 years ago
does anyone know if the angles have any meaning to each animal? maybe their movement?
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Garrett Cunningham 9 years ago
true that would be a good tattoo a manly one. That looks DOPE as f**k.
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chrisandy229 9 years ago
The artist is Kerby Rosanes (a "he"). Paulina is the author. :)
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PhilipCondron 9 years ago
in respect of the artist, credit where credit is due
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CleverFool 9 years ago
I think that this is a beautiful work of art, not only in and of itself (though it's that, too), but also in its powerful symbolic message,
CleverFool 9 years ago
Telling us to break away from unrealistic societal norms, and be who we truly are.
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NirachaiKaewbuadee 9 years ago
Love it! Specialy the one with Koi fish... to bad it didm't come full picture. If they are in colours, then the best.
chrisandy229 9 years ago
The artist is Kerby Rosanes (a "he"). Paulina is the author. :)
Load More Replies... PhilipCondron 9 years ago
in respect of the artist, credit where credit is due
Load More Replies... CleverFool 9 years ago
I think that this is a beautiful work of art, not only in and of itself (though it's that, too), but also in its powerful symbolic message,
CleverFool 9 years ago
Telling us to break away from unrealistic societal norms, and be who we truly are.
Load More Replies... NirachaiKaewbuadee 9 years ago
Love it! Specialy the one with Koi fish... to bad it didm't come full picture. If they are in colours, then the best.
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