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The book is called Camp Redblood And The Essential Revenge
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“…and breaking into rival camps to carry out elaborate revenge schemes…”
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“…and filled with goofy campers and counselors, where the teenagers are always trying to get drunk or laid…”
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“…Then decided to write and self-publish an e-book about a summer camp set in the 1980’s…”
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“I suck at Photoshop and other programs, and have worked exclusively in Microsoft Paint for over ten years…”
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Carved Wax Crayons by Hoang Tran.
Crayons are meant to stimulate our creativity when we are young, but for Hoang Tran, these wax pencils are more than just a way to draw and color. This artist from California carefully sculpts the small wax sticks to create some of the most popular characters out there, like Yoda from star wars or Hayao Miyazaki's Totoro
A lot of the time, he melts other wax colors and applies them over the main crayon to paint the wax characters with extreme detail. The result is quite extraordinary.
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“…and not always succeeding.”
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“…a summer camp surrounded by ghosts and monsters…”
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“…I honed my craft working long overnights at a hospital reception desk…”
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*Sucks At PhotoShop, Spends 10 Years Using Microsoft Paint To Illustrate His Book*
Turns out, sometimes our resistance to learn something new and master a new skill can lead to something pretty amazing. #PatHines, who couldn’t be bothered to learn Photoshop and illustrated his ebook using good old Microsoft Paint, is the proof. “I suck at Photoshop and other programs, and have worked exclusively in Microsoft Paint for over ten years… I honed my craft working long overnights at a hospital reception desk…,” the guy writes. That’s why when it came to choosing the program to create illustrations for his novel Camp Redblood And The Essential Revenge, he looked no further and just went for something he was already good at.
The guy says that his self-published e-book is about a summer camp set in the 1980’s. Of course, it’s not just any ordinary camp – it’s surrounded by ghosts and monsters and “filled with goofy campers and counselors, where the teenagers are always trying to get drunk or laid…”.
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