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Published: 2014-09-07 02:29:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 1691; Favourites: 83; Downloads: 55
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'Rust', ink, coffee, salt etc. 2014 -watch full view-If anyone wanna use it as texture, collage or collaboration material, you're very welcome!
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Thank you!!
The elements were good for me on this one
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featured: enigmapsyche.deviantart.com/joβ¦
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how did i miss this? it's really grungy and groovy! i'm going to print it out and see if i can do something with it.
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Yeah about time someone does that!
I'm sure it make a good background for your expressions!
Thanks for the request btw! 
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holy crap!!! that's fantastic V. i'm so happy for you! it's a really good one, too. one i liked as soon as you did it.Β
good for you!!!! is it giving you a good day?
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Yes! I'm loving it!
but dd's ain't what they used to be.
i hardly look at em myself sinecure they changed dA
but Yes, i'm still loving it!
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hooray!
yeah, that bugs the crap out of me. i guess people who visit da but aren't a member will be more likely to see them, visiting the home page and all. but for us we really have to remember to look, or miss them entirely.Β
but still, it's a really big deal!
this is your third, right?Β
this is a good thing to cheer you up, since the last couple of weeks were really difficult for you.
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Hello Offermoord,
I am really enjoying viewing your work. You have some gorgeous artwork here. I will carry on looking through all your gallery later on. All the best.
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Thanks, very nice to hear!Β
I've just been looking at your work. marvelous!
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I love this, amazing work! Β What substrate are you using? Β You mention rust, how do you achieve this, what chemicals? Β It's really interesting, I'd love to work into something like this, I love the colours. Β Very inspiring 
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Thanks a lot!
'Rust' was the title, rather than an ingredient.
I used white ink, dirty water, salt & instant coffee..
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I'll give it a go. Β I'd be thrilled if I could come up with something similar to this. Β Thank you so much for sharing
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Inspiring Β Β I was going to experiment with coffee and I wonder - how strong do you brew yours for such a thing?
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It depends what you wanna do. If you want it subtle you can use regular coffee
It's like painting with washed ink, many layers giving different tones.Β
In this drawing I used instant coffee, really strong & thick, like 50 % instant coffee
50 % boiling water. Not suitable for consumption
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Thanks for the information!
I guess the hardest part would be remembering not to drink it 
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This is pretty cool and the tools you used are extremely creative. Β How does the salt come into play? Β I've seen it used a small handful of times but don't know anything about the process.
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Thanks a lot!
Well, I used the salt especially to let the thing dry faster, I throw it on the wet paper
so it absorbs the paint.Β It leaves nice frayed structures & crystals.
I don't have much experience with salt, butΒ I have seen people doing great things with it.
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...all things social
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This really is an intriguing image.Β Β If I use it as a texture I'll be sure to creditΒ & let you know
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Thank you!
Would be great if you would!
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Well defined reality established sided, my friend.....Amazing stunning work as always......
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I see some kind of beast's face emerging at the bottom, cool!!!
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Thanks! me too
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Cool thing - the technique sounds pretty interesting.
If you are ok with it, I'm going to use ist as background texture for my comics. I'm sure it will look awesome.
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Yes, that's ok
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Thanks a lot Douglas!
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welcome Vulture !Β
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