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ART-BY-DOC — Figurative Study On Paper
Published: 2012-07-12 09:32:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 7704; Favourites: 218; Downloads: 162
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Danny O'Connor aka DOCPencil, Tea Stain, Acrylic and marker pen on A4 200gsm Fine Grain Heavyweight Paper.
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www.docart.bigcartel.comI try to update my shop with new work when I can so feel free to have a looksie [link]
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Comments: 18
I love the lines and you can really capture a woman on paper.
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This is probably my favorite piece in your whole awesome gallery.
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great work! Love the color scheme and the feeling of movement here
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lovely articulation of your design
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Thanks very much. I'd say the most tricky part for me is knowing when to stop. I have a tendency to overwork things. This was an enjoyable piece to make though, it seemed to come together without too much trouble, wish that was always the case
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Haha u and me both. i have two large canvas' sitting because its.not going the way i want it to. a little time with a different medium usually helps though. and i love the piece u did. its fantastic
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So what areas are tea? I have heard of using green tea instead of water for watercolor paintings. It is supposed to give the paint some odd iridescent shine.
Great study by the way. I love your art.
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I stained the paper with regular tea then allowed it to dry before working into it with pencil, acrylics and a fine line black pen. The tea just gives a nice antique look to the paper, plus you can use your cuppa to dunk your kit-kat in afterwards
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Tea and Ki-Kats sound wonderful together.
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oh they are! You could also try biting the ends of a Twix and using it as a straw, the tea melts the biscuit and toffee layers then you eat it 
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