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Published: 2013-04-24 14:09:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 7536; Favourites: 353; Downloads: 0
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Another illustration for one of the books I'm working on.The skull (they belong at the base of trees) is that of a grey wolf.
Ink on Saunders Waterford hot press paper. 7 x 14 inches.
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Comments: 48
You have an impressive gallery, so I chose this as a reminder to myself to visit again; consider me an intermittent audience. Thanks for sharing.
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The wood texture is simply amazing! It seems like quite the challenge to me, which makes it all the more impressive
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I wasn't sure it would work with the stippling, but I like how it turned out.
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I'm loving it! Absolutely stunning and delicious inkwork!
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I was really pleased with how this turned out, and only wish I had that sort of time to devote to such pieces more often.
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I know how that can be. On the other hand, a lot of the time I find myself spending time on a series of not so important tasks that I think are important, and ignoring what is: like working on a drawing or painting. Usually there is time if we look for it.
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Me too. If I believed in spirit animals, mine would be an otter.
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For me I know one of my spirit animals is the otter. :3
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Beautiful and sensitive, this piece shines with an elegance rarely found while using this medium.
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Your wonderful work had been featured here- [link]
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Love it! All that stippling work - you have more patience than me
Featured in my latest journal [link]
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I don't know where it came from. I could never be bothered with detailed ink work until relatively recently. And thanks
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It's a very nice style so worth all the work - I love both the otter pieces you've done.
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Just about. There's a touch of cross hatching here and there.
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You must be very patient
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That's one word for it...
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same craziness than makes others of us paint individual leaves and dragon scales
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I've done leaves, but scales so far have got the better of me. One day...
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Great Style & Technique for wonderful evocation!! 
Impressive work!
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That's the otter that was sitting on my knees in the previous illustration, isn't it? Quite a charmer.
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It is. Don't let her hear you say that, she'll get a big head.
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Beautiful! I'd love to see more of your technique... it is really effective x
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I like the results, but oh is it time consuming.
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