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Published: 2012-03-07 18:54:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 5475; Favourites: 32; Downloads: 0
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I really enjoy this drawing. The shading is beautiful. You seem to not have any markings from the pencil or fingers (which is VERY hard to do) Amazing. I almost wish you finished the sheet the koala is holding onto. Like there is too much white on the bristol board or you may have rushed towards the end, because the sheet part is not as neat, and technical as the rest of the drawing. And the way you emphasized his hair on the outline, is beautifully done.
Other than it almost appearing to not be finished (the sheet) This drawing captured the beauty of the aminal.
GREAT JOB.
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No problem. I like the fact you use a bold outline. I feel it gives whatever ur drawing a nice ground to it. Like whatever you add to it is defined in a way.
I get now why you left the fabric out of the drawing and now that I know this, I like it even more. Some people try to add EVERYTHING, but miss the most important things.
The most important thing in your drawing was the Koala, and more importantly it's face. You did great.
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Thank you for the comment. The koala is actually clinging to a person's shoulder but I didn't want to draw attention away from the face. I agree that I should have spent a little more time on the fabric and added a little more depth. You are one of the few who ever comment that they like the outline. It is just a style choice of mine. I like to do bold outline's and shade in. Most think it makes the drawing look flat but like I said, it is is a stylistic choice. I think that as long as the line-weights are varied then it comes off fine. Thank you again.
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Very beautiful drawing. Truly stunning and realistic 
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Thank you very much for the comment. Glad you liked it.
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Thank you for the comment.
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