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Posted 2007-03-29, 09:52 AM in reply to Atnas's post starting "The sprites with my mouse, everything..."
Hey guysngals, iIt's been a while.


















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Posted 2007-03-29, 03:32 PM in reply to Chruser's post starting "Hey guysngals, iIt's been a while. ..."
I love your pencil sketches. <3

Do you use different pencils for different shades?
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Posted 2007-03-29, 03:38 PM in reply to Atnas's post starting "I love your pencil sketches. <3 Do..."
Atnas said:
I love your pencil sketches. <3

Do you use different pencils for different shades?
Thanks. No, I used a lithography pencil (6B) for all of those sketches. Works great for thin strokes as well as wide ones.
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Posted 2007-03-29, 04:16 PM in reply to Chruser's post starting "Thanks. No, I used a lithography pencil..."
Ah, I use 6B for final lines.

I haven't touched my 9B, though...
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Posted 2007-03-31, 04:32 AM in reply to Chruser's post starting "Thanks. No, I used a lithography pencil..."
Can I ask, is that bread you've painted and put in the basket?
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Posted 2007-03-31, 05:18 AM in reply to Lenny's post starting "Can I ask, is that bread you've painted..."
Lenny said:
Can I ask, is that bread you've painted and put in the basket?
Indeed it is! I have painted around 35 of them so far, aiming for 100.
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Posted 2007-03-31, 05:21 AM in reply to Chruser's post starting "Indeed it is! I have painted around 35..."
Haha! What a strange thing to paint on. Looks good, though.

What started you on painting on bread?
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Posted 2007-03-31, 07:11 PM in reply to Lenny's post starting "Haha! What a strange thing to paint on...."
Lenny said:
Haha! What a strange thing to paint on. Looks good, though.

What started you on painting on bread?
Thanks. Insanity made me do it.

Some stuff I forgot to post, or temporarily threw away because I didn't like it:







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