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Labyrinth VIII mirrored
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| I want to know where you buy your pencils?MindBender
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This is obviously some new definition of the word pencil... as I've never had a pecil do something like that before.
Very nice. Funny, I randomly was leafing through a book I have on medieval art work and carvings. Really reminiscent of that type of stuff. Very nice piece.
So where's the tut?? *laugh* j/k
Very nice. Funny, I randomly was leafing through a book I have on medieval art work and carvings. Really reminiscent of that type of stuff. Very nice piece.
So where's the tut?? *laugh* j/k
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Nice Erik I like that, very soft yet detailed. 
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You know Erik that just reminded me of a thing that happened a few years back.
The company I worked for were about to enter the computer age, however the bean counters in power had an expression.
" If you have a pencil and an eraser you are technologically advanced enough"
You just proved them right my friend
[shhh]
The company I worked for were about to enter the computer age, however the bean counters in power had an expression.
" If you have a pencil and an eraser you are technologically advanced enough"
You just proved them right my friend
[shhh]Thanks all of ya!
But don't forget that the drawing is the right half of what you see, and the left side is Photoshop-mirrored.
The pencil is a techical pencill (.3mm, no sharpening needed), mostly an "HB", and a bit of "4H" for general tinting on satin grain watercolour paper. As for the time...some 150-200 hours, I can't say exactly...when you do what you love doing, time is unimportant, even non-existing...
Like I always say (one of Saturn's big lessons): "If you don't work against time, time often works for you.
As for Medieval atmosphere: yes, end of Gothic, beginning of Renaissance is what I like most. I've even tried with a silverpoint like used in those days, but I prefer the graphite pencil of today.
One of my dreams is do something like this in Photoshop. But then I take a sheet of paper to make a quick sketch, and...there we go again... Yet it must be possible in Photoshop.
Thanks again!
But don't forget that the drawing is the right half of what you see, and the left side is Photoshop-mirrored.
The pencil is a techical pencill (.3mm, no sharpening needed), mostly an "HB", and a bit of "4H" for general tinting on satin grain watercolour paper. As for the time...some 150-200 hours, I can't say exactly...when you do what you love doing, time is unimportant, even non-existing...
Like I always say (one of Saturn's big lessons): "If you don't work against time, time often works for you.
As for Medieval atmosphere: yes, end of Gothic, beginning of Renaissance is what I like most. I've even tried with a silverpoint like used in those days, but I prefer the graphite pencil of today.
One of my dreams is do something like this in Photoshop. But then I take a sheet of paper to make a quick sketch, and...there we go again... Yet it must be possible in Photoshop.
Thanks again!