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AmandaTolleson — Sherlock
Published: 2011-06-21 02:21:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 49586; Favourites: 2835; Downloads: 0
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high quality hand inspected prints prints available directly from me. Epson K3 archival inks on velvet fine art paper. email me at amandatollesonstudios@yahoo.com.Tools:
Marker paper about 7 x 7 inches. 2B and 7B graphite pencils. Tortillon and tissue.
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This is amazing! You've done a wonderful job with the coat
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This is incredible! The shading, jacket detail, etc... <3
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Love this, and just wanted to say I really admire you and your work!
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Wow. This is amazing. I can't believe how real the tweed looks. Great job!
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The fact that you managed to draw this difficult texture of the coat makes you a perfect artist IMHO. Really great!!
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This is too amazingly beautiful to be true 
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THIS is amazing! He looks so real, you are really, really good!
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CRAZY GOOD ARTIST ALERT!! BEEEP BEEEP BEEEP!!! I really like your work by the way if you haven't noticed
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TWEED IS IMPOSSIBLE. You did a great job on it, however. The texture is incredible in this.
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It looks like you took a photo and put it through a filter! (really good thing!) You are such an amazing artist
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I really love this!
I especially think it's crazy how detailed the texture of the coat is - you are very talented and patient for sure
I was watching sherlock the other day and then a couple of frames really popped out, if you know what i mean, it was like: oh that's the scene she drew from!!!
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omg looks like a real photo!
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No words...... Seriously.
How do you do it?
I'ts incredible... Can we be friends please?
*_*
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aww thank you very much! 
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IDK what everyone is talking about. Personally, I LOVE the coat texture and overall feel of the drawing. You may think you murdered it, but I think it gives it a wonderful character all it's own. I do wonder how you got the dimension into the hair though. the specks of white in the hair are very fine, and so I have to ask, is that all technique, and a steady hand? or did you use a white pen or something? Because I find when drawing with graphite, I lose alot of my highlights, or that they end up so much larger and sloppier than I wish. (that's probably why I usually draw with a dip pen and ink... finer point makes for easy detail, and less smears if you're good at knowing how to draw to avoid the ink while it's wet. that and I've always been one for hatching techniques.) either way, very curious as to the method of which you used to create the vast array of textures. in this piece specifically. If you find the time, I would love to hear back from you!
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thanks so much!
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I've been doing this kind of artwork in my artroom, everything looks great except for the texture of the coat. How did you do that?
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It took forever. It was just done slowly and carefully with a 7B pencil.
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Wow. How does one have that much patience?
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u'r welcome ^^
I can't belive it's possible to draw like that o.o
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you are an extraordinary artist! and i love Sherlock and Doctor Who!!!!!!
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LOVE how you did the hair and tweed, and its so Sherlock. Beautiful.
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Oh, the joys of tweed. But you nailed it! And it even looks absolutely effortless. Again, glorious detail and a very heartbreaking no-nonsense style. I love it. He looks so vulnerable.
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thanks so much!!
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First thought: "That's a drawing?"
This is incredible. Keep up the good work!
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