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Published: 2006-07-29 07:28:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 2498; Favourites: 49; Downloads: 229
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well, there's no train yet, since it's unfinished. But eventually she'll be riding in one!kind of a mix of my feelings lately..
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I love your shading technique. The whole style is fantastic, got to favorite this. Makes me with I could draw.
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just...just....i think ill keep it simply and just sit here in jaw dislocating "awww" with what u did with only the trace of lines and curves and thinkin a little brains as a good night snack couldnt hurt now that i mention it! ! !
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WOW... ur shading crosshatch is amazing great shadows and character.. true they come to life and each is unique... beautiful
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This reminds me of an urban legend I heard once about a girl with really long hair that got on a ferris wheel and how her hair got caught in a gear somehow and it ripped her scalp off. Dunno how that could really happen though. Guess that's why it's an urban legend.
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Your use of hatching is amazing. Very rhythmic, graphic, every line seems to follow a very logical, graphical path.
I want to draw like that. It's just amazing.
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very nice drawing - the black an white contrast makes it work very nice!
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This is amazing. It looks like a rennassaince type drawing to me. And the brain is an interesting addition. I would love to see it when it's finished!
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for some reason-this is very odd, i think you would be very good at drawing like, an old man playing a piano in the old west at a saloon... but i think all your drawings are amazing!
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bugs in the brain, yes, all the people had this. Nice pencil.
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bizarrely beautiful, but gross and intricately divine.
i'm loving these sketchy illistrations, sometimes simple tools can create the most elaborate results.
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Very cool. Did you know that when trains were first invented physicians advised against riding them, because they went at a break-neck speed of 10 miles per hour, and they were afraid that such speed may knock the wind out of someone and cause them to not be able to breathe. The swirl of her breath reminded me of that.
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i love this!
this reminds me of a favorite horror book my mother would read to me as a child.
0_0
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That's very nice. I can't wait to see it finished with train and all.
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you know the strange thing about draing about what you are feelingΒΏ?
is that you dont need to name it, it just name it by it self
because you draw what you felt.
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Great crossshading technique. And a very "asunder"-drawing. I like your style. Is it ink?
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Lots of things happening in this work. Very nice.
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I LOVE THIS ONE!
It's soo interesting and soo talented!
Can't wait to see the finished product!
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wrff... is that... exposed brain? Eeww!
Lovely, lovely line work.
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Quite interesting! Love the idea and the drawing is excellent!
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stunning piece dear. I love the way the details and shades are done :thumbs:
looking forward to the completed version.
Cheers!!
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wow,exelent drawing!
can't wait to the finished one
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