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Conch tattooβ¦spawns the essence of spring?Assignment pieceβ¦altered text for personal use.
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I love this :'] And that's all there is to it! The colors in this is really fun 
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it looks gorgeous <3
i love the lineart and style , very inspiring :3
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Beautiful, i love the colours and texture. I especially like the flowers- so darn pretty. : )
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Looks quite different from the things you've done... amazing as always...
Love that we can't see her face... makes me wonder.
Leycuervo
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Thanks! Yup, we're just all over the map
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beautiful. i hope you don't mind that i use it as my desktop. it makes things brighter in my room 
what does qube mean?
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Thanks. Studio name 
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You've been featured in my February Features journal!
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Oh my soul i love this image so much. You definitely used an amazing and tremendously beautiful style. I am in love. Definitely a favourite.
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The title instantly made me recall "Lord of the Flies". This piece is beautiful and the coloring is magnificent! +faves
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You're not the first to say so hahah . Thanks
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i love love love ur work and style.
Good job~
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Awesome work! The colors fit into the picture nicely.
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How dod you make it look so soft and like... it's not made with a computer? :0 I love this kind of colouring but yet haven't managed to find out the secret on how to colour like this myself. Even the linearts have a small traditionally-made feeling in them.
But this is lovely *3* Colours match with each other perfectly
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Thanks. Everything but the original lineart is completed in Photoshop. The tight and thin linework, as well as the textures are meant to add a traditional feeling
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This is beautiful Cyp! <3
How have ya been doing btw?
I still have ur art history stuff lols *goes and studies more art hist* nah XDXD
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Thanks Jinny 
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sure I don't mind :3!! Just let me know whenever u want to pick it up~ or I'll periodically remind u >3 *runs away with ur art hist books* jkjk~~~ XD
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I loooove this one!!
I love how it looks like woodblock print. Beautiful design around her
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Thanks glad you like it so much!
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hey I think this is a neat direction for you.
Those headphones look very much like some Range Murata ones.
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Yes they do...they're very much along the same retro line 
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Awesome work... the two halves balance out really nicely. What was the assignment on this project, out of curiosity?
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Thanks. I was to conceptually illustrate some text
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Cool ^^ Sounds like a fun project... did you get to pick the word? I might like to use this in a lesson plan myself, someday.
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I love it... you have used all of my favourite colours right now
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Qube, what do you use to make the line art?
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This was hand drawn at first. Work with Pilot's Color Eno led (0.7) pencils (light blue led). However, once scanned, the lineart is toned to brown...or whatever is appropriate. Other than that, extensive clean up was required for this one, to keep the line tight and thin. Hope that answers you question!
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Yeap
Thanks for taking the time to answer
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That's one method. You can always use a layer mask incase you erase something by accident. Rather than undoing, simply switch between black/white brushes to remove or add. It's really the same as erasing, with some added insurance.
Yep, the process can be a bit of a time stealer. Working clean with pencil also helps. Blue led pencils generally stay quite clean...it's a big plus
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you know i love this you popular bastard
+fav cause you obviously need more.
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Wow the line art was so simple and very amazing. I hope I could do the same lineart as this one.
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Wow the line art was so simple and very amazing. I hope I could do the same lineart as this one.
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