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Danielle Pajak I am currently working on Infinity's End, a science fiction graphic novel. You can follow me on Twitter @InfinitysEndGN or @dp_illustration. You can a…moreI am currently working on Infinity's End, a science fiction graphic novel. You can follow me on Twitter @InfinitysEndGN or @dp_illustration. You can also support me through Patreon if you would like to get the latest updates. ^_^ https://www.patreon.com/dpillustrations(less)
Danielle Pajak It has been a collection of ideas through varying degrees of change, but the seed of the inspiration came from, not surprisingly, Isaac Asimov's The E…moreIt has been a collection of ideas through varying degrees of change, but the seed of the inspiration came from, not surprisingly, Isaac Asimov's The End of Eternity, namely the last lines of the story. The ideas Asimov was working with were provocative, but I wanted to explore the world that he left us with, the conclusion that his ideas would inevitably follow through to. Or the presuppositions of what it means to value that kind of world. Rather vague, but I don't want to ruin the end of his book! It is amazing! Everyone should go read it! (less)
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