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Published: 2012-07-19 16:04:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 36760; Favourites: 994; Downloads: 0
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Taylor Swift portrait,100x90cm
all done in pencil,
took 16 days, 6 too long in my opinion, 6 days that I was in a bad mood and decided not to draw at all. But still counts, as I finished after 16 days :/ Not too happy about it...
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Comments greatly appreciated! (:
Thanks!
*OH! And well, I am not a fan of Taylor myself, but noone can doubt that she's pretty, and this is what is always pleasant to draw (:
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Comments: 171
HOLY SHIT YOU'RE REALLY FUCKING GOOD
Her hypnotizing glance is really awesome !
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Beautiful! I love the hair and the lighting ^^
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your not happy about this? check this piece with my eyes girl you love it
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oh my gosh it's really fantastic and awesome *.*
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Your welcome 
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Are you using pencils graphite or charcoal?
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i never use charcoal
3.bp.blogspot.com/-U4z_CE8d-3oβ¦
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Nicee!! I love graphite pencils
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Can i ask? Do you use grid technique? and what stuff for blending?
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hi, no i don't use any grid, i wouldnt know how to erase it from the canvas afterwards, you have to be carefull with the sketch. find the description of the blending tools here: 3.bp.blogspot.com/-U4z_CE8d-3oβ¦
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Aww, Really" thanks dude for your informationΒ Β
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Do a tutorial on hair! How you get such a soft effect. Its stunning.
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The hair is incredible! It looks so soft and touchable. The whole piece is just so realistic
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Stunning. Beautiful Portrait of a gorgeous woman!
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this is really good. im a big taylor swift fan c:
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i love you taylor
this is Beautifu
thank u
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Wonderfull work.. You have got a great gallery aswell.. I'm wondering I guess you use 100% cotton?
If so how do you treat it before you start cause its quite a rough texture right? Sandpaper it down or sth?
Great job i love big pieces
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its canvas, i chose a ready sample so dont really know what did they do to it in the factory... its really small grain though, like a rough paper. thank you (:
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Amazing drawing,would you mind telling me what kind of paper this is drawn on?
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Hi! This is a great piece. There's no reason not to be happy about it. But it happens often to me too. I think you are a great artist, most of all, due to your age. If you were 60 years old, you'd be average, but 22... I can't imagine how good you'll be in a few years. Anyway, I have a question, if I may: It's about those really thin white hair threads. How do you do them? Most of what I know about drawing, I learnt by myself. But that... I could never learn, and believe me: I tried. Well, anyway: I think there's no shame in asking for help when you need it. Thank you for the attention and keep up with the good work.
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oh hi friend! thank you very much, it's really kind of you. 
hope i was helpful..
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Hi! Thank you very much. Well, about those white pens, I agree with you. They're not good at all. About the rubber, that's exactly what I do, but it always comes out too thick, I think. Anyway, in this moment, it's ok that I ca't do it. After all, I'm forced to create characters meant to become tattoos and that's not something we do in a tattoo. It's not possible. Also, I think that the pencils I use are too soft to rub a line over them. But if I didn't use this kind of pencil, I'd be forced to use photoshop to give my drawings the aspect I want them to have. Last doubt, if it isn't to much to ask: What kind of pencil do you use to draw the hair, and what kind of rubber? lol and what kind of paper? Once again, Thank you very much and congratulations. You are one of the most talented persons I ever encountered.
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