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Published: 2005-08-13 21:01:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 2830; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 400
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A little semi-tutorial; just having fun over MSN decided to do a portrait for a pal to show him how I work. Took about 30 minutes, done with a soft round brush, this time photoref used. Enjoy!Related content
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I hadn't seen this. . .
I really like his nose. well I like all of him, but especially his nose
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is this a portrait, u mean this person really exists?? jeje love it/him/you!
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I did prettify him 
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No! 
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Muy bueno el proceso, estas cosas siempre ayudan a muchos.
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Thank you!!! 
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This is great... I dunno why I feel like I commented on this before... but apparently not
the end result is shexy
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Eeeee love the way you layer colors
his nose is tres awesome! :3
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thank you hun!!!! How are you? haven't chatted in some time. the nose was easy
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okayish >_o school has started.... ;__;
ahhh that's only because you're crazily good >:/
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By the way where did u go to school to get so good?!?!( i bet u learned on ur own)
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Actually I learned on my own, even though I am part of the Fine Arts Dept. @ the University. At school you learn to express yourself verbally and the other protocols needed to go out there and "work".
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Dude 30min!!!!You are incredible!! u must have an ultra fast thinking mind and fast hands lol. thats incredible.
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I usually work without photoreferences, but this time I used one, so it cuts up on the 'inventing' part- which really makes it easier.
30 mins for a small portrait is way slow, in drawing I am even quicker with sketches like this
Thank you!
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Bueno, es pequeña y realmente no dí tanto detalle como usualmente hago
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try again and again and again, use a pic of your own.
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LOL and thank you again!!!
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lol..sorry, i didn't mean to put two comments on there..but yeah..you're welcome
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It'd take me around at least an hour or two just to get to the first stage.
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each stage shouldn't take you more than 5 minutes.
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I most certainly couldn't do the first stage in five minutes.
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well, take an easier picture, upfront, and try it out. 3/4's are not as easy. and let it flow, take your time.
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