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Legrandzilla — Bunny On a Board
Published: 2011-07-24 00:24:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 1068; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 21
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ancient work of mine I found..part of a set I made, my Aunt has the other one..I like the other one more..anyway, kinda random crap..Related content
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This beautiful! that beauty bunny: 3 so cute aaaaaay fascinated me! painting technique that cute!
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HA I found something I haven't commented on yet ^^
I thought, today is a good day to do some publicly visible stalking, instead of the sneaky incognito stalking I usually do
AND it just so happens that I have the perfect emote to go with this pretty rabbit painting:
LOOK at how cute that emote is
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I know right? ^^ I feel like stealing it =]
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how'd u get the paint to go on thick enough to cover the boards? (always have that issue cus we never have canvas so i use cardboard!)
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This is on wood, and yes, it is hard sometimes to fill in, but oil paints can be applied pretty thick, and that helpes a lot. Thanks for all the faves BTW!
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ah....so use oil paints? (the bunny made me curious, i like bunnies) i'm still using my mom's paints from college
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Oils, or maybe acryics that are thicker and may work well. They both take some practice if you are not used to them..
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that is true >.< and old paint gets all chunky and clumpy too making it even harder to use....if i liked to paint more i'd go buy a set but paintbrushes are hard to use, i feel so clumbsy with one
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Yes, I know what you mean..and brushes are easily abused. I also would rather use pencils to do art than paints, but doing models has forced me to learn how to use a brush. The key I find with painting in oils and acrylics, even watercolors, is to let them form impressions with shadows and highlights, and dont try to make hard lines. At least at my level, I find more success that way..
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*blink blink* um...can we put this in words i understand? what's an impression with shadows and highlights mean?
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sorry!
What I mean is, sometimes you can use dark and light colors in such a way to make it look really good, without drawing really solid lines, but kind of make a "feel" for what you see..I will try to think of a good example of what I mean and send it to you. Google Impressionism, it may show you some examples too.
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oh.....like making pixel icons cus u can't always use a hard outline with black pixels cus of the size so u use the darker/lighter shadows
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yeah, you get the idea I think^^
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so that's how ya do it....huh. that makes sense
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^^ of course bunnys make the world go round. Thanks for the faving, BTW!
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'76, huh? Guess you've always been good with your hands! Cute painting!
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thanks! YesI am very old!
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Well, me too, so I can't point fingers! Too much, anyway...
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i am sure I am older, so you can..
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bunny bunny bunny bunny bunny. buh-ney, buh-ney,buh-ney, buh-ney ..bubububbuneeyyyy
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^^ you funny with that bunny honey!
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I hope to go to my aunts and get a pic of his little brudder/
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hmmm...maybe you are a little chubby..and jaundiced..
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you jump real well though..
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your parents do it too? I wanna video proof!
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