Was There Life Before Teh Frog?

[Heresson]

Or Heresson's old and very old graphics showcase

Many was lost, and some of the lost were the best, but I've saved much of my late primary school and secondary school artwork, and here it is.

This is Locus Punitentiae (the place of punishment).
It is one of the major works, but relatively small.
I like the skulls, personally

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I remember drawing this one. I was very disappointed with the start and thought I'll leave it, but it turned out fine and I really like it. It's from medium secondary school, like the previous one.

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this was drawn the very same day

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This is hard to see, because I used to draw with too light hand. It is inspired by the story of crucifiction, the middle cross is Jesus, and the two on the sides are of the villains.

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I used to experiment with central symmetry, but the results were not great

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this is one of the major works.
Btw, this stain is not my fault, I cleaned the scanner, but it seems it doesn't have to do with that.

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this is primary school I think

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This is one of the most ambitious ones, and is not finished.
If You look closely, You can see there two ghosts holding a kettle on fire. Of the smoke coming from it, two faces are formed: the face of the beast, and Devil's face looking up.

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one more central drawing

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there were two kinds of my pattern drawings. The first one You've seen, and this is the floor mosaic one. I used to say I'll be making money selling floor patterns for toilets.

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this is very little one

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this one is very little and simple as well

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another toilet floor

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This is late one, made on studies I think, and it lacks appeal.

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This one is not good, but it's interesting, as it mixes central and line symmetry