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Published: 2012-06-08 10:44:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 2112; Favourites: 112; Downloads: 7
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Finally! I have finished coloring my 6 drawing for 2 day straight!Personally, I am happy with how this came out.
I'll admit that I used an example from the movie "9" for the background and it's colors.
It was a great learning experience. =^w^=
This newly colored piece will be my entry for Jenny-Jen's "6 Appreciation Month Contest" =^w^=
6, Stitchpunks, and "9" belong to Shane Acker
Art Above belongs to MirrorStarLock (Me)
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Comments: 28
Go digital, 6. Then the wind can't blow your art away. *mutters* The computer will just crash and all your art will be lost forever. X(
On second thought, stick with the paper and get a weight.
Love this piece though. It looks like it would be a chilly autumn wind.
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wow this looks so awesome!
the perspective and the angles are amazing!
great job!
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Thank you so much! >w<
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The sketch was already heartachingly adorable. By adding color, you multiplied it by tenfold. Amazing work
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Awesome!
No! The pictures! *Goes to save them*
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Thank you. =^w^=
Mirror: *Grabs butterfly net* "We shall not return until every last one is found!" *Dashes after pictures humming "This is Halloween"*
6: ... o_O?
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Aside from your use of colour for the sunset, I really like the detail of 6's drawings. Well done!
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It was a new experience, with plenty of trials and errors.
(I'm not used to coloring, been terrible at it since I was little.) ^w^;
Thank you though. =^w^=
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This is incredible! I love the colors you used for the sky, they're quite rich and beautiful.
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Thank you! >w<
I worked rather hard to get the colors the way they are now.
(At one point the sky looked like a bucket of raspberry and orange sherbet!) ^w^;
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Yayz! Color makes even more epic! Great job.
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Any time m'dear! You deserve it!
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This. Is. Amazing.
For real. This is so good.
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