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#31 Art & Comics, #31 Subscribe, New Content / By Maddison Henriks
Maddison Henriks
Maddison Hendriks loves putting her imagination to paper, while exploring various mediums in the printmaking and illustrative space.
Image is a black and white illustration on a pastel sage green background. The bottom half of the image shows three feminine figures who appear in black and white. They are surrounded by a fluid, squiggle-like border broken up by star shapes. Each face is different—one has her hair tied up in a ponytail, with a long fringe pinned back on each side, 90s style. They are facing the right side, looking pensive. Below and to the left, the second face has free flowing wavy hair with curtain bangs, freckles on their face, and their mouth is slightly open. They are facing the left, but their eyes are glancing to the right, as if curious about something. The final figure in the bottom right corner has their eyes shut and face scrunched, with their tongue poking upwards out of their mouth. Their expression is cheeky or rebellious. Behind the drawings of the three faces, pixelated paper aeroplanes cover the background of the image, all positioned at different angles.

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