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Finished drawing, and photos of the process
Sumpumpolis
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Hi everyone!
I recently finished this drawing, and I also took WIP photos of it.
So,here are the process photos:
I recently finished this drawing, and I also took WIP photos of it.
So,here are the process photos:
Click to reveal
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Fantastical
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Simply amazing dude
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I love your work, and this is simply hands-down amazing.
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I wish I could diamond forum posts.
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I have an art blog you could diamond no but thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed the post
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Oh. my. gosh.
That's awesome.
That's awesome.
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That's flipping beautiful! ;-; I love it...
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That's flipping beautiful! ;-; I love it...
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I just can't stop looking at it it's so amazing xDDD
You've really captured the facial features so well, and the shading is hyper realistic. The eyes as well really look at you c:
GAH so amazing xDD and charcoal is just... the best xD
You've really captured the facial features so well, and the shading is hyper realistic. The eyes as well really look at you c:
GAH so amazing xDD and charcoal is just... the best xD
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thanks so much!
the charcoal is the most comical to work with, I have to draw from weird angles to avoid smearing it.
the charcoal is the most comical to work with, I have to draw from weird angles to avoid smearing it.
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This is totally awesome
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thanks a bunch ^^
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This is really cool o:
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SumpumpolisHi everyone!
I recently finished this drawing, and I also took WIP photos of it.
So,here are the process photos:Click to reveal
its so good i think he stole it from me! lol great job so realistic
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Awesome job!
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Great work!
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It's Beautiful <3
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OMG. I'm a horrible artist, dat iz amaaazing. owo
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So much detail, so realistic....
You've got skills!
You've got skills!
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dude thats amazing!
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Coming from a horrible drawer, this is AMAZING!
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You are amazing!
what materials did you use?
what materials did you use?
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thanks for the kind words!
I use graded pencils, a .3mm pen, and a tiny bit of charcoal.
I use graded pencils, a .3mm pen, and a tiny bit of charcoal.
