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Finally!! i finished it.. it will be on the open house @ my school on april 1st. just for the art show. this is done in less than 24 hours but i've been working on this since last february, on and off.pretty long, huh?
coz it takes time to do it.. and i dont wanna rush. the size is a poster size.. so u can imagine how big it is.. i used medium,soft and hard charcoal. plus chamy,blender(small and big), and a Q-tips criticism accepted. this is my first time drawing with charcoal. i didnt use scanner coz its too big.. |
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March 19, 2009
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FE280,X820,C520 10/130 second F/3.5 7 mm 125 Mar 19, 2009, 3:27:54 PM Share |
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"Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life."
- Pablo Picasso
i really wanna finish it.. lol.. and thanx for the Qtips advice.. lol
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"Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life."
- Pablo Picasso
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"Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life."
- Pablo Picasso
I bow to your SICK skills my friend! 8O
You have reached MASTER Status, proceed to claim your prize--> My RESPECTS
FAVED
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Cause every !FAVE! goes with a COMENT.
Also If I comented on your Deviation, that means I liked it, although Ill most likely mention it on the comment.
After taking a squiz at the model of reference - she does have narrow lips, so perhaps the puckering-look is derived from (her) right side of her lips being a bit skewed towards the centreline.
Also the dimple above her lips doesn't seem to match-up with her nose. I think the dimple should be slanting away from the nose at more of an angle like /, where as in this drawing it's straight down - which strikes me as a little bit unusual to my eye.
The model herself has really odd eyebrows, so I think I'll leave my comments out about her right eyebrow.
Besides that, you have a wonderful hand at controlling subtle shades of value and you successfully created the softness appearance of her skin. I am considerably impressed with your ability to draw the hair *hats off to you*
yeah a skill of art is a sickness.. and it can never be cured. the same like yours.. btw how did u craved that pencils? i tried to do it but i keep on breaking the pencils lol..
thanx again
Seriously, you have OUTDONE yourself!
and about my pencil carvings, Ill send you a note.
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Cause every !FAVE! goes with a COMENT.
Also If I comented on your Deviation, that means I liked it, although Ill most likely mention it on the comment.
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