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SteveStanleyArt β Smallville : Clark, Lana, Lex
Published: 2012-08-29 06:18:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 2552; Favourites: 40; Downloads: 192
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Pencil drawings of Smallville characters, laid out in PS. Original drawings on Canson stock, black and white colored pencil, and digitally toned in PS. Type was done in PS. (Reference thanks to Shane P. McNichols.)Related content
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And thank you again!
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Ah, merci tellement beaucoup!
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your drawing is perfect and I made many portraits of Tom! yours is very perfect !
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Je suis honorΓ© et humiliΓ© par vos commentaires. Merci de prendre un moment pour passer en revue mon travail et d'envoyer une note si rΓ©flΓ©chie. Mon respect et merci beaucoup Γ vous.
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I don't undertand why you use this word " humiliΓ©" ... it's a negative meaning and I think it's probably a bad translation... it's nice to speak french for me but I understand english and, sometimes google translation is wrong .. try to explain me what you mean exaclty, please... thank you
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Ah. I am humbled (modest and respectful) by your comments.
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ok tank you,all is clear for me now, I appreciate your feedback. You are very talented, I saw your art and I appreciate it ! well done
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These drawings are actually really good. Looks professional. Tom Welling is hard to draw, and you make it look easy.
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Hi Jeffrey,
Thank you for even reviewing my work which is a huge compliment in itself. I appreciate you telling me what you see. I see my work all the time but without some feedback from others I'd be left wondering what works and what doesn't. Per me drawing TW, you know I think that as an artist when you really enjoy a good character or model, it definitely helps bring a better part of your talent to the surface-- and the by-product is the 'ease' which you refer.
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Thank you. The secret is in the paper. The Canson stock and colored pencil are a hand and glove fit when it comes to drawing the shading.
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