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November Theme Challenge! The contents of a trashcan
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2010Mar 11
tags: Micron and pitt pens
recent comments
- pioniere: Love the intricate details in all of these!
- Anita: Whoa 700 pictures that’s massive, do you have any of them up online?
- Uncle Bob: Thank you Nikira. It was bright and sunny despite me still waiting for some snow to...
- Nikira: Nice one, Bob.:-)
- Uncle Bob: Thank you Anita. Yes, lots of stuff to augment the memories. I also took around 700...
- Uncle Bob: A great way to present your work. Congratulations and thanks for posting this so we...
- Anita: Very touching!
- Anita: Good job on this and congrats on making the crossing. It’s great that you’ll...
- Anita: I wonder what the boat was like in it’s heyday.
- Anita: Lol I like the one with the three teeth sticking out the best
. - Nikira: Awesome!
- renefijten: Thanks Jsstan, and Anita it was a pleasure to see: imagine that lion dancing on top...
- Alex Boy: I like to observe peculiarly each detail of your works. Amazing!
- Samanta: Que trabalhos incríveis esses seus! Estou encantada!
- Anita: I wonder what the man in the suit and tie is thinking about.
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Boofredlay 7:08 am on March 11, 2010 | #
That is beautiful.
Castracane 9:05 am on March 11, 2010 | #
Nice! I like the comic stile!
Rob Carey 9:15 am on March 11, 2010 | #
wow- nice page!
alex 11:46 am on March 11, 2010 | #
excellent!
great composition
what media is this in?
what did u make the finer red marks with??
kev-dog millionaire 5:42 pm on March 11, 2010 | #
hey. i wanted to say thank you for your comment on a page i did earlier on here. I really appreciate it, its folks like u who make me want to keep doing this, so thank you again. And, I wanna say that all the stuff I’ve seen you do is remarkable, and i hardly say that about much these days. I look forward to what else you have.
Joseph R Tomlinson 6:31 pm on March 11, 2010 | #
Thanks everyone! alex, this was done with micron pens and some PITT brushtip markers/pens. the red lines are done with sakura pigma micron pens (various size nibs)