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Artist // Professional // Traditional Art
- Mar 18
- Italy
- Deviant for 14 years
- francescadasacco.wix.com/artwork
- She / Her
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My Bio
I'm an Italian comic artist, writer, illustrator.
I also teach kids how to draw animals in a Farm full of sheep, horses, cows and dogs.
Visit my Portfolio:
francescadasacco.wix.com/artwo…
www.artflakes.com/en/shop/fran…
My contact: dasaccof(at)gmail.com
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Current Residence: Padova, Italy
I also teach kids how to draw animals in a Farm full of sheep, horses, cows and dogs.
Visit my Portfolio:
francescadasacco.wix.com/artwo…
www.artflakes.com/en/shop/fran…
My contact: dasaccof(at)gmail.com
My FB page: www.facebook.com/FrancescaDaSa…
My groups:
Profile photo by
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Something Important! (Please Visit the www.massimilianofrassi.it/blog… )
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Current Residence: Padova, Italy
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Stricke Back 4
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GRR.Martin, Mishima, Milton
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Monster of the Week
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movies, books, comics, drawings
MONSTERS Printed edition
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It's been a long time since my last visit here. Busy months.
I started my Kickstarter campaign to print my Graphic Novel MONSTERS.
Curious? Check out the link.
Monsters - Printed edition Italian/English.
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The Road of lost steps
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Time has come to talk of my Patreon page again:
My Goal is
to create a new graphic novel, after 5 years of stillness, The Road of lost steps, a story about dreams, memories and occasions lost, but it's also about redemption and, above all, love.
Check out this link to learn more.
www.patreon.com/FrancescaDaSac…
Thanks to my Patrons I'm now working on the layout of my story. It's going to be a long work, but it's started up and I'm really happy and grateful to have the chance to work on that project again.
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Time has come to talk of my Patreon page again:
My Goal is
to create a new graphic novel, after 5 years of stillness, The Road of lost steps, a story about dreams, memories and occasions lost, but it's also about redemption and, above all, love.
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Merry Christmas, Francesca!
All the best for you and yours!
All the best for you and yours!
Auguri! 
Buon Compleanno ^_^
The script and art for "Samsara" look great, but I keep having problems with the name "Lasse" every time I see it on Manuela Soriani's art pages.
English doesn't have a male name anything like it; in fact, I've never seen it in my 57 years of reading hundreds of new American or British books a year, even as the name of a foreign character.
As a result, I (and, I'd guess, most English speakers) keep misreading it as "Lassie,"which is either a Scots term for "girl" or a fictional dog.
What is the name's origin/nationality? All I can think of is a variant of Klaus/Clause, but I still read it wrong every time I see it on the page, as if Mason was saying things like, "Don't worry, girly; it was just a dream."
Which is rather distracting from the mood.
English doesn't have a male name anything like it; in fact, I've never seen it in my 57 years of reading hundreds of new American or British books a year, even as the name of a foreign character.
As a result, I (and, I'd guess, most English speakers) keep misreading it as "Lassie,"which is either a Scots term for "girl" or a fictional dog.
What is the name's origin/nationality? All I can think of is a variant of Klaus/Clause, but I still read it wrong every time I see it on the page, as if Mason was saying things like, "Don't worry, girly; it was just a dream."
Which is rather distracting from the mood.
Thank you for writing 
Lasse is a name from Scandinavia. It is a male given name, pronunciation /ˈlɑsːe/
Sometimes it happens some words sound odd in other languages
Lasse is a name from Scandinavia. It is a male given name, pronunciation /ˈlɑsːe/
Sometimes it happens some words sound odd in other languages
