Rodin Manis (Mini-Zine)
Rodin manis 💅 I’ve always been intrigued by Rodin’s hand sculptures and the tenderness they evoke. Fun fact: when Rodin first came on the scene in 1875 with his sculpture “The Age of Bronze” he was accused of using corpses underneath his sculptures to achieve the lifelike look. Of course this was debunked but I drew some claws on them anyway to go with their already eerie vibe. Also, “manis” means “corpse” in latin if you’re into that kind of double entendre 💀
Rodin manis 💅 I’ve always been intrigued by Rodin’s hand sculptures and the tenderness they evoke. Fun fact: when Rodin first came on the scene in 1875 with his sculpture “The Age of Bronze” he was accused of using corpses underneath his sculptures to achieve the lifelike look. Of course this was debunked but I drew some claws on them anyway to go with their already eerie vibe. Also, “manis” means “corpse” in latin if you’re into that kind of double entendre 💀
Rodin manis 💅 I’ve always been intrigued by Rodin’s hand sculptures and the tenderness they evoke. Fun fact: when Rodin first came on the scene in 1875 with his sculpture “The Age of Bronze” he was accused of using corpses underneath his sculptures to achieve the lifelike look. Of course this was debunked but I drew some claws on them anyway to go with their already eerie vibe. Also, “manis” means “corpse” in latin if you’re into that kind of double entendre 💀