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Description
(Reupload from July 25, 2010)

**HUGE FILE**

FINAL COPY: [link]

FAQ: (feel free to ask and I'll add it here)
-What tools did you use?
Up to what I have done so far; mechanical pencil (0.9 mm), computer paper, eraser, tissue.

-What do you use to blend?
Tissues. Any kind will do, though some are more higher quality than others. You can also use your fingers, but I don't recommend it. They leave smudges and it's a mess.

-Did you use any tutorials when drawing this picture?
No, I did not. However I have read many realism tutorials in the past which helped contribute to my knowledge I have now. But just because I didn't use any, doesn't mean you shouldn't try reading a few. They can be very helpful, even if they explain information you already know.

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TIPS:
-Use a piece of paper or a tissue under the hand you draw/write with so you don't smudge the drawing.

-Patience is the key!

-To entertain yourself while drawing, it often helps to listen to music or watch/listen to a show.

-Don't rush! It'll get done when it'll get done.

-If you get frustrated, WALK AWAY. TAKE A BREAK. Come back when you are ready. It won't help you at all to draw while you're upset, nor will it make drawing it enjoyable.

-Get a friend or a parent to critique every-so-often to tell you mistakes or things to fix that you didn't see.

-Practice makes perfect! So don't get upset if you can't do it the first time

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Realism Tutorials:
[link]
[link]
[link]
[link]

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HOPE THIS HELPED!

Description
(Reupload from July 25, 2010)

**HUGE FILE**

FINAL COPY: [link]

FAQ: (feel free to ask and I'll add it here)
-What tools did you use?
Up to what I have done so far; mechanical pencil (0.9 mm), computer paper, eraser, tissue.

-What do you use to blend?
Tissues. Any kind will do, though some are more higher quality than others. You can also use your fingers, but I don't recommend it. They leave smudges and it's a mess.

-Did you use any tutorials when drawing this picture?
No, I did not. However I have read many realism tutorials in the past which helped contribute to my knowledge I have now. But just because I didn't use any, doesn't mean you shouldn't try reading a few. They can be very helpful, even if they explain information you already know.

----
TIPS:
-Use a piece of paper or a tissue under the hand you draw/write with so you don't smudge the drawing.

-Patience is the key!

-To entertain yourself while drawing, it often helps to listen to music or watch/listen to a show.

-Don't rush! It'll get done when it'll get done.

-If you get frustrated, WALK AWAY. TAKE A BREAK. Come back when you are ready. It won't help you at all to draw while you're upset, nor will it make drawing it enjoyable.

-Get a friend or a parent to critique every-so-often to tell you mistakes or things to fix that you didn't see.

-Practice makes perfect! So don't get upset if you can't do it the first time

----
Realism Tutorials:
[link]
[link]
[link]
[link]

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HOPE THIS HELPED!