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Published: 2013-09-29 21:34:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 26966; Favourites: 930; Downloads: 254
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another sketchbook shot, moved the last one to the scrapbook!Related content
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Okay, I just have to finally ask you-- what tools do you use? Those are both mechanical pencils, yes? What types of lead? etc. etc.
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whats that big black pencil?
How is it called?
and where to buy?
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I love this, especially the star dust effect at the top of her hair. What media did you use?
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Only the stuff in the pic! "2H 0.3 leads, HB 0.5 leads, graphite stick 4b, smudgy tool soft eraser hard eraser and fingers!
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you can see all the tools on the left
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want to see this finished
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This is fantastic. Really exquisite shading!Β
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Very beautiful artwork!
That thing behind her is rather creepy (I'm sure that was intentional). 
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This is really scary! But it's great! It looks so three-dimensional.
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It's like an extremely creepy Sesame Street character or something.
This will look amazing once it's finished.
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That's totally awesome awesomw awesome! You rock
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Amazing stuff, I really admire your work.
You've got quite a recognizable style. I've seen your work pass by on facebook and I immediately recognized this as yours.
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that guy on a right reminds me one character from DRAWN TOGETHER
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I think its a kneaded eraser
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Thanks!! I'll look for it, never saw/used before
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Very disturbing if you don't understand the beauty of art... Congrats
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Nice one. I have a technical question: the stars, do you draw them as negative shapes or have you erased them with a rubber? I am still trying to figure out how to do something similar for hairs and their highlights.
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negative shapes, it's very time consuming but kind of relaxing once you get into it, very tricky to try to create a believable 'random'
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Ah, thanks for the info. I tend not to be able to draw small details in negative shapes for some reason, mostly because lack of practice I suppose, but I I'll try again.
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This tutorial could help
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I was wondering the same thing...
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What kind of mask is that? Something Japanese?
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Oh my god--this is beautiful!Β ( Β γΒ ^ Β γΒ ) β€ Β The realism in your shading and the originality of the content... it's wonderful
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