KEWPS® Master Kit for Procreate

Kewps® Master Kit For Procreate. A Digital download.
Small Business Commercial License.

These Rose O'Neill's Kewpie's were lovingly recreated by either re-hand drawing original public domain pieces, and or newly creating all new images for this pack. A percentage of GrafXQuest's proceeds from this purchase will go to the Rose O'Neill Historical Society for the preservation of the Rose O'Neill Bonniebrook home/museum and grounds. Proud to be an official member of The Rose O'Neill foundation.

What is in it?
* Rarely seen acquisitions as well as familiar images included.
* Wholly new creations by artist Lady T Powers from GrafXQuest, including an exciting BONUS pack of 12 all new Kewps as Horoscope icons; never before seen/drawn Kewps.
* Images were re-designed by Lady T, using the Lisa Glanz Pencil included in most of her Procreate Kits. This lended an incredible authentic pencil sketch feel to these characters, that are both enlarged and drawn in the style of the early 1900's; with cross hatching and shadowing to give new crisp detail to images lost to aging and or newsprint lack of detail. These images are intended to stamp out large and clear at 12"x12".
* Illustrations in some cases were designed in a way that makes them more useful today as a year round kit. There are renderings that will work for birthdays, Valentines, get well, Easter, Christmas and more.

👉Additional Add on pack available. Extend your collection with the "Kewp's Family, Holiday & More Kit"
* Includes some of Kewpies' family & friends; Mother, Skootle, baby brother, holidays, wedding and more.
* Proceeds from the add on pack also goes to help the Rose O'Neill foundation.
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What are Kewpies?
O'Neill described the characters as "a sort of little round fairy whose one idea is to teach people to be merry and kind at the same time." The name "Kewpies" she derived from Cupid, the Roman god of love.

In her autobiography, O’Neill wrote that her Kewpie's are “a benevolent elf who did good deeds in a funny way.” The initial iterations of the Kewpies came with accompanying verses invented by O’Neill. “I thought about the Kewpies so much that I had a dream about them where they were all doing acrobatic pranks on the coverlet of my bed,” she wrote.

Find out more about Rose, by reading the brief history included!

This is a digital download. No refunds for digital materials.

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