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Published: 2019-11-09 11:48:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 379; Favourites: 32; Downloads: 0
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Paper collage on cardboard.Related content
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my son and I were standing beside each other in the gym with our arms folded, waiting to do more sets. a trainer came by and said, "You doing mental presses now?"
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Is it okay if I criticize this in a YouTube video? I actually criticize, I donβt insult. I just want your permission
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Before I say yes or no, please send a link to previous youtube critiques you've done.
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Ah this would actually be one of my first, I understand completely
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Okay. If you give full credit to me as the artist in the video and link to my deviantart home page in the youtube text, I accept.
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love the colors and all the things happening in there
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thank you!
i worked on this one for days, built it up gradually
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that's a good way to do it, apparently 
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i was talking with fred free about technique, over at facebook. he selects a scrap, glues it down, selects another one, glues it down, doesn't back up, goes till the piece looks finished. he doesn't start with several scraps and preplan where they'll go.
i can do it that way sometimes but usually not!
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it would be very scary to work that way, to me too.
specially when you work the digital and you always have the ctrl-z to count on.
yours is not much glue at the beginning?
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the collage version of ctrl-z is a razor blade, and tape that will lift paper
right, not much glue to start. this one for example, i had three big pieces that i moved around till i was sure of where i wanted them, then i stuck them down one by one. then i gradually added others... and scraped some off when i didn't like where i'd placed them.
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ah razor blade, that's practical
i can imagine the process very well
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