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Khylov — The Old Country
Published: 2005-08-05 00:09:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 959; Favourites: 8; Downloads: 168
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Finally got around to using those disposable Micron pens once again. Been avoiding ink since graphite has been giving me that movement in the lines so to speak, which inking (if not done properly) can inadvertently mask. Not sure if the ink caught any immediacy that might have been in the sketch. There's a lot of Cossack in the one character on the right, with his komuz and Balti rifle at the ready. Totally ficticious cultures here, nothing directly rendered accurately from any one culture or time period. Micron pens on copy paper, PS CS, and some garlic.Related content
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amazing! I love the guy on the right and his hat
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I do too - chocolate cakes worn as head gear tend to make characters' appeal skyrocket. To something like 1000%. Must be the chocolate.
Thanks again for stopping by. : ]
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Semper Fidelis Tyrannosaurus! This is good but I have one real problem, the cossack is too lightly armed. He needs a dagger (which he was given at birth) and at least a saber. Semper Fidelis Tyrannosaurus!
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Thats awsome...did you MEAN for the first guy to look like George Bush?
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absolutely luv the hands on the guy to the right, very expressive!
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Wow. This is amazing. I thought they were REAL cultured before I read the decsription.
Very impressive.
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