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[2003-04-01 19:53:15 +0000 UTC]
"jonathan jay han"
(Canada)
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# Interests
Favorite writers: Sun Tzu# About me
Current Residence: T DotShell of choice: Shotgun
# Comments
Comments: 337
you are too kind. you're awesome too!
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couple years now. ever since the very last year of high school.
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sweet 
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draw more. practice makes perfect. remember you arent drawing to make pretty pictures, you are drawing to learn how to draw. make mistakes, make lots of mistakes and be critical of yourself. does this look right? what could i have done better?
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thank you for your advice
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plz may i ask, what is the blue pencil/pen thing on most of your linearts behind that ink??
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its jus straight up blue color pencil. its industry standard to use blue lead as roughs then line over them in ink/pencil whatever. honestly i dont even use blue pencil anymore. i jus happened to have a lot of blue pencils lying around and i've gotten used to tuning blue out when i look at art.
i've had a lot of people ask me about what i use in terms of how i do my lineart and i guess ill answer it here.
blue color pencil roughs to work out forms and "make it look 3d".
normal pencil over the blue roughs.
i never "ink" my work in the sense that i usually dont use a pen and/or ink in any way.
hope that helps!
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but if you do it wrong, could u rub it off? cus i thought u couldn't erase coloured pencils
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it doesnt matter. i make a million mistakes all the time. the blue lines are scribbles that help me see the form (that is, the "3D-ness" of what im drawing). when i kinda get a rough idea whats going on, i go in with pencil and pick out only the lines that make sense and/or are most helpful in showing form. when you see a piece that ive gone over in regular pencil you dont see the million wrong blue lines that i make, only the clean pencil lines.
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you wouldnt erase it at all. if you make a mistake, jus draw the correct line right beside the "wrong" line. of course, there is no such thing as a "wrong" line when it comes to roughing things out. then when you come in with your pencil, you draw what you first laid down in blue.
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o right, thx alot for telling me ^^
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i have one question o.o how do you make ur drawings look so like.. inked? wut do you use?
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straight up pencil. i rarely ever ink my work. i just keep my work really clean and my pencil sharp.
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I love you! XD lol
Your gallery's really awesome.
I envy your talent
btw.. you should create a font!your handwritings are so pretty*-*
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no problem brah! hahaha
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Hey, saw ur A.D.I.D.A.S piece and totally fell in love with..well..the sneakers, beaing a sneakerhead myself. I was wondering if I could use em for refference for a lil drawing I'm making, the proportions and angles are kinda what I had in mind. If yes, could I have a bigger res of it? Thanks!
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i dont have a bigger rez of them on hand. ill try to find the original and rescan it for ya. what are you working on? id love to see it too.
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Don't worry, I'll use it like this. I wanted to make a different adidas shoe in that angle/style and it helps to have one to look at. I'll work on it in the following days, have been a bit busy 
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i look forward to seeing the final product. GL!
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