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Published: 2016-03-20 14:31:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 935; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 0
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Here is an amur leopard I drew using a white polychromos and a white luminance coloured pencil on black paper.I love doing these kinds of drawings^^ I'm actually planning a tiger and a lion one next~
I'm just really inspired and motivated since I'm on spring break for two weeks xD Gotta make the best use of it!
Reference photo is from Alan Cruickshank from Photos For Artists.
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Fantastic Work!! This really stood out in my inbox!! Hope you get lots more art done in your spring break!!
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Thank you so much for your lovely comments! 
I'm using what free time I have to the fullest xD It's great not having to worry about school for once.
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Looked at your art on Instagram! So glad you said about it on your profile!! Just seeing the work in progress was so great *stares* how little detail you had of the tiger THEN magically you had all the stripes added!! (Just so you know someone HAS enjoyed seeing your art else where!) Keep going with your art
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Thank you so much!!
Sometimes I feel like people enjoy seeing work in progress shots more than the finished piece, since those tend to get more likes haha xD
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Wow - what a shift from your last White on Black drawing! Nice progress!
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Thank you! I think it might be the fact I used coloured pencils this time instead of charcoal. I was able to get a lot finer details^^
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Yes, white "charcoal" is often compressed limestone - very crumbly and doesn't adhere to the paper. White pencil, at least the PrismaColor white pencil I use, is wax-based. Tougher to erase but sticks to the paper much better. And, as you point out, easier to get a fine point.
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