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Published: 2011-02-23 22:06:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 11463; Favourites: 322; Downloads: 0
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A request - one for my fellow Broadway play enthusiasts. Based on the 2007 Broadway production starring Daniel Radcliffe. Prismacolor pencils on Strathmore. Digitally enhanced black background. This is one messed-up, brilliant play: Psychology, religion, fear, sex, worship, love and the search for God.Related content
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hairs of horse on his face n rest is just perfect
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omg you are a greate artist!!! your art is beatiful
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That's one of my fav drawings. And, thank you.
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I'm so jealous; you're seriously PERFECT.
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you must of had ALOT of patients to do this. My problem is that im not patient, so my drawing wont come out the way i want them to.
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I like the blush in his cheeks and the purple in his skin.
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good piece, can't get why anyone would search for something we created in our minds though 
Why focus on the afterlife, when you should focus on the life you're living now?
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This is beautiful! I love your detail - you must have a lot of patience. Well done!
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The colors and rendering are really stunning, fantastic work
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Yes. AND it's a large drawing. I am a glutton for punishment.
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Yes, and it's rather large. I don't even want to think about how long that took me. Horse hair.. what WAS I thinking?!
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Amazing! So these prismacolour pencils must be pretty good right? Or can you do this with any pencils?! Haha
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I swear the more expensive pencils are TOTALLY worth the price. Most brands aren't soft enough or carry deep enough colour, Prismacolor pencils do.
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Great, thanks for the advice
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Strange, I was just watching an old interview with Daniel about his.
Anyway, so amazing
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I can't believe that you can do this with pencil crayons!!! Amazing!
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