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Kali closes her eyes and imagines her body snapping
and tearing apart on the rocks below. The ocean
whispers harshly, the waves violently thrashing
against the cliffs. In this moment of fantasy, the
suicidal vision gives her the comfort she craves.
Yet why is it she finds herself shivering in the cold, sobbing, incapable of willing herself to the messy death she aches for? As the questions swirl in her head, she is silent, holding herself in the mild breeze. In the distance, Tilden watches - A young man who enjoys peaceful walks through the woods by his house, the seaside commonly offers him an isolated chance to collect his thoughts. Lately, his preferred resting spot has been trespassed upon by a beautiful woman who holds herself by the ocean, weeping. The feeling that fills him is one of despair. Somehow, he feels as if the cold wind that batters him as he approaches this woman is no less than the hand of death itself. An Endless Chain - an erotic graphic novel by Jason Ibarra. |
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Jason is currently a sophomore studying Sequential Art at the Savannah College of Art and Design. He is 21.
Initially desiring to be a cook, he aspired to go to a culinary institute, and later, a conservatory to study music. But in the end, he decided to focus on becoming a visual artist. Considering himself just as much of a writer, he found a happy medium in the form of sequential art. He is still unsure of which direction he wants to venture artistically. I have way too many things I want to express right now "all I can focus on is challenging myself to emote something worthwhile in my works" he explains.
*Check interview with Jason Ibarra http://www.akibaangels.com/articles/08_2005/jasonibarra_int.php |
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