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Published: 2008-09-27 20:59:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 1319; Favourites: 30; Downloads: 36
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Done in Spring 2008 for my AP Art Portfolio. Super fun.
For those who want reference for their own efforts, I used this as a breadth & quality picture. I got a 5.
Stock Reference Picture: [link]
I did that grid measurement technique thing to get all the relative proportions in order.
Inked with Microns, colored with Prismacolor Markers, & touched up with Prismacolor Colored Pencils
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Beautiful! Awesome concept, and I love your use of color! 
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What a cool concept. There's so much in here that allows the eye to rove around the picture. Great job.
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I like this! Only having the first two people colored and the 'I Spy' poster are a nice touch. Not to mention, you did the perspective very well! (I such at perspective 
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LOVE IT. The perspective is excellent, and the picture itself is gorgeous!
I had a lot of fun picking out all the people for the "I Spy" poster, too. 
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Thanks so much.
The 'stalkers' are the men with sunglasses.
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Ah, that makes sense.
And you're welcome!
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Thank you.
& omg! What about the figure drawing class? You never responded about that!
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oh yeah I forgot... i'm sorry... honestly i would just call the college and ask for the art department and ask them. they should be able to tell you, just ask about wednesday night life drawing classes.
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i think this is great...also the "I Spy" sign, makes you look at the picture closer
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wow, nice!
ou captured the depth in it.
(hihi, i had to see the stock photo because it looked like the swedish subway, and it was 
what grid measurement do you mean? I suck in porpotions so it would be a good practise for me ^^,
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Thank you.
First you draw a grid over a small picture. Make sure the griddling creates equal sided squares. Then draw the same grid, proportionately bigger, on a blank piece of paper. You can see where things in the picture should be according to the criss crosses of the grid. I hope that makes sense? It's a very popular high school technique. I figured I'd give it a shot.
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aaah yeah, I know what you mean ^^ thanks
I tried that when I was small, it used to be in old pottering magazines for kids.
and you're welcome ^^
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