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Finished commission for
 of her 2 forms: wolf and demon Arab horse.. were-formish. The part of her chain belt where the ends meet kept getting fucked up.. but i decided to leave it alone at this point as the reworking of gel/ink/pencil on that spot was deteriorating the paper.. it was boo.Prang, Prisma, Verithin, gel pens, and microns on cardstock. |
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wolfs and horses
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No one knows where your hands have been!! Or do they?
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Plz. check out my gallery and don't forget the scraps.
umm..... not much to say (actually i do, but i don't wanna get you dazed with useless compliments and will only say the necesary: i began drawing after i saw your pics for the first time. seriously. and that's why i admire your work SOO much)
the pic, is just....
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"Jesus is a verb, not a noun"
~Ricardo Arjona
Thanks for the fave/comment!
~~Huskie
i love you're icon, btw! i saw it is a giftie from Akumu
Awwww, Akumu is the kindest person ever met!!
xxx
with love,
polar
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i think the main problem you may be having is that you are not using smooth enough paper for one, and the surface youre coloring on may not be the smoothest either.
a readily available kind of smooth paper is just computer/copier paper, its flimsy but.. itll give you nice color results :3 if you want to get really nice paper, i'd go to an office supply store and buy some cardstock. its fairly cheap and is a bit stronger/thicker than copier paper, and -much- cheaper than Bristol board and is also smooth as fuck :3
no smudging/coloring over with white.blending, nothing. just use the pressure of your pencil tip and be careful to leqave the white of the paper showing through for your highlights.
Also, when coloring or drawing or even inking, the smoothest backing you can find is just a stack of like, copier paper
That's all i can really tell ya. no magick or any of that shit, just practice and experimenting with materials.
~~Huskie
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