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Published: 2011-01-10 16:35:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 3773; Favourites: 129; Downloads: 3
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14.5X21" Arches HpPencil only
Thanks Kristi for the great reference! Please look at her beautiful photography. [link]
W.I.Ps on Facebook Art page: [link]
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Omg, that's amazing, love the hair, the ligtening... everything actually, there's more emotion in this drawing than in the original photo, well done, im impressed 
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I think you deserve a lot more views
Good luck Scott
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This is some outstanding work Scott (I checked the reference photo, wow, you're right on the money) ,keep up the good work, by-the-way this is now in my favs.
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breath taking, you captured her beauty wonderfully.
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Thanks! You have an outstanding technique in your drawing. 
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...thanks for your kind words.....
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The nose look not right, but it's completely identicle to the link. Gah I'm sure the photographer was at fault here. >.< (No offense to the photographer)
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Very good, you've put a lot of details in it! Awesome!
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Incredible!! I don't know how you made her hair look that realistic!
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thanks, lots of time! Shade in between the hair and negative drawing. Use a paintbrush and blend. Lots of layers!
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You're welcome! And thank you for the tips!
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How do you get your drawing to look so real? This is amazing.
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thanks! Lots of time. Drawing in the dark and the bright light. Glasses on and off. Drawing sideways and upside down
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amazing work! the best drawing i've seen on months, instant fav
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I spent about 151 hours on my last color portrait but....wow, in no way does it even compare to this in quality and skill--it can't! 
Your gift is amazing and I know all who take the time to look at and appreciate what you share with everyone will no doubt be blessed. This really is a moving piece...at least for me anyway. 
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thanks! Well I never thought I would improve as I increased the time spent on it but it happened I think. I would say that generally 85-90 percent of the time it is obvious on the amount of time an artist puts into it. Sometimes I don't believe it when an artist says 40 hours for something that looked like it took 200. Maybe it is just me but I am a slow poke when it comes to drawings. But when we draw that slow, we should be allowed to be picky on our reference
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Really brilliant shading on this. Love everything about it.
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amazing technique on shading values and details!
wow
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An amazing potrait, I love how soft and detailed the hair is, wonderfully inspirational
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Amazing work. The hair, the strands of the hat... Must have taken forever. Pacience really is a virtue
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indeed. Thanks for the kind word. Keep up the great drawings!
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