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pat-mcmichael — Drawing in scale
Published: 2009-06-17 17:57:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 4191; Favourites: 39; Downloads: 75
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This photo shows the really small size of this little sketch! Just for reference to illustrate how little it was. Here [link] is the finished drawing.Related content
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so u dnt use any programs wen drawing?
it is all these tools and ur hand and paper???
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The size of this makes it not even more impressive, but even more adorable!
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Mechanical pencils coupled with great skill are a dream team. Wonderful job.
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oooh, I like this photo of the drawing better than the image of just the drawing itself. This really shows how much detail you can fit into a small drawing space.
btw, I have that exact green pencil! lol. I have a different 0.3mm one than yours but that's cool too.
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Amazing !!! I like much your drawings... What kind of paper you preffer or use? Take care
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Man, that really shows off your workmanship! If its that small and can still contain so much detail, so much life and still be vibrant, you know you're good!!
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Wow! This is a great composition in itself with your tools of the trade and canvas in plain sight! Really one fantastic piece and I like the layout of this shot!
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Wow, thats really tiny compared to what I'd guess.
What kind of stuff is it you got there? Or what kind of tools did you use when making it.
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Just a couple mechanical pencils ( with lead refills) and a blue colored pencil. A drafting dust brush in the back there.
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Do you use the brush for anything?
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just for sweeping away eraser dust!
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Ah, that was almost obvious...
Why two mechanical pencils?
I would assume they have different size or colour of the lead or something.
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The yellow pencil is 0.3mm (very sharp) like a needle, but I could only get "B" leads for it (not dark enough).
The green pencil has a "2B" lead and it is 0.5mm ( about 95% of all my drawings were done with that green pencil there).
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Ok. What does the B stand for?
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I'm not really sure.....They are just letters to denote the hardness of leads for pencils.
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Any idea what HB would mean?
As the leads I got say 0.5 HB and 0.7 HB.
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i dont know what hb stands for ,,,,,but i always think of it as the go to pencil...its the one i use the most...cause it can be used for light ,medium, dark....depending on the pressure used...
the pencils that i use goes like this ...dark to light...
9b,8b,6b,4b,3b,f, HB ,2h,4h,5h,6h,8h,9h
if you notice hb is in the middle so it can be used for light and dark depending on pressure..
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hb is a little harder than just "b"
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They are about the middle of the road as far as the full range goes.
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Ok, thanks for the help.
Keep up the good work!
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