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Published: 2008-03-03 05:28:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 3460; Favourites: 96; Downloads: 78
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EDIT: MOVED TOschoolwork. An exercise in realism, and first time i've really referenced some work for class. The main picture i looked off of for tone and structure was : [link]
Our assignment was a nature study done in ink, which later in the semester, we'll be coloring it with acrylics in a cell shading style.
Done on scratchboard, which kicks arsh as a medium. I used white scratcheboard and inked over only the necessary parts.
16" x 4" scratchboard
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this is good and cute and could you help this guy he is trying to collect a million pics of giraffes would you help him by submitting this and passing this on here's the site [link]
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It's beautiful. Scratch board truly is a fantastic medium, one of my favorites
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Thanks very much! 
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the details is awsome the giraffe looks very acurate and realistic. this tecnice looks very intresting. i like its high format also. great work
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s'crazzzy dood
seriously
wth
its like
*splurge*
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i really hope you got a great grade on this, because this is very well done
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Hey nice! I like the vertical format here too.
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gasp!! He wooks fwuffy!! 
and I feel bad cause on the tutorial all I said was "it looks nice" but it's the only thing I could think of xD lol
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I luvs giraffies! This is so amazing. How can you transfer what you see onto paper? I never managed that trick.
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Lol, i kinda did a somewhat tutorial for this, how it was transferred and how i did the shading and whatnot. Should i post it?
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Thanks very much!
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You're welcome!
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my mind just blew up with amazement!
this is by far one of the most awesome drawings ever!
giraffe =
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*scoops it up and hands it to you in a bag* Thar you go, you should be all set now
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I guess scratchboard is really good for drawing fur!
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It is, it's a dream for that. you should look into trying this medium out, it's right up your alley
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I luv scratchboads XD
They're so much fun and they can produce great results. The giraffe is nicely detailed and the size of the boad works very well here :3
I thought the giraffe looked like a baby....and then I looked at the link. Your reference was of a baby giraffe...
-_-
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... was it? Gah, i wouldn't be surprised. I thought it's eyes were pretty damn big. though i like this medium so much, that I think i'm going to start doing more of these, maybe try and sell a set of them for big buckaroo's.
Maybe while i'm at it, i'll grow out of using stupid phrases like Buckaroo's -_-
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Well, you did a great job making it look like a baby animal...without even realizing you're making a baby animle
I support scratchboards and I would love to see more :3
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That's good, i think i'll be doing more with this. I found out this board is good for watercoloring with as well, so i'll probably do that next time
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Yeah, you can add watercolor to the black and white boards, (especially the pre coated ones). I've never tried it though -_-
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Holy carps! This is soooo beautiful! You've portrayed the way the giraffe's lips interact with the leaves it's eating very skillfuly. The cross-hatching is perfectly done, you have paid very close attention to detail and it's clear that you put your all into this. Well done!
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Great santified carps!
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it's really cool, i like it... and the face... *sigh*
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is that a good or a bad sigh? 
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it's a *i would love to hug it*-sigh
I really love it
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Awesome!
You should work for the National Geographic.
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Teh welcome! 
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