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mrkiji

nachoyague 10:17 am on May 1, 2008 | #

did you draw this with copic markers!. i’m usually using them and they are cool
mrkiji 10:40 am on May 1, 2008 | #

yes. the lighter gray is cool gray copic. im glad theyre finally readily availble in the states..but theyre too expensive, i do love rendering with markers though.
Bruce 10:52 am on May 1, 2008 | #

What is the lightest tone you use?
I find that my C1 and C3 greys don’t really survive the scanning process.

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Mary Taitt: Very cool–evocative of the scene!!
Mary Stebbins Taitt: Thanks, Marty
Tanner WWW: WOWOWOWOWOOWOOWOWOWOW THATS THE BEST ART WORK EVER(BESIDES MY BRO)
Sophie Brown: It seems every day you’ve done something I like. This whole blog is like...
Rudat: Once again your great sense of humor shines through. Very nice! The moly_x thing is a...
Sophie Brown: I’m always so surprised that you get so much texture without crosshatching at...
trebor61: I meant “Christmas Fair”, sorry! The whole experience has blighted me.
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trebor61: Ah Honolulu! Islands of sun kissed beaches, waving palm trees, blue skies and NAE SNAW....
fine Kohl: your stuff is amazing
fine Kohl: yeeeah, i like that
Linda Bachrach: I can feel the COLD of this scene all the way to Honolulu! Wonderful portrayal.
Rudat: Thank you, Sir.
Rob Carey: nicely done! beautiful.
trebor61: Actually there is little snow left - at the moment, but the media tells us to brace...