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ApplesCarrotsnGrain — Cody and Nicole
Published: 2007-06-12 05:20:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 1159; Favourites: 33; Downloads: 25
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Here's the commission and I'm FINALLY finished with it.Bristol Board and graphite pencils.
9x12
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Thank you very much!
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Like I said before, I LOVE IT ! I cant wait to get it =]
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It's on it's way. So glad you love it.
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Thank you very much.
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You're welcome!
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hmm, why is it your photographs of flowers have such wonderful colors, and yet, your scans/photos of your drawings are always so dark? For your flower photos, do you adjust the colors in photoshop, or are you just such a pro with lighting and camera settings? Because this drawing in particular could use some work in photoshop, to lighten it and add a touch of contrast.
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The scanner does ugly things to the drawings so I take photos of them with my camera. The hard part is that I have to be picky about a non specific light source when taking the pics of the drawings because any strong light will reflect off of the graphite and make a hazy glare. You can see this a little in my drawing "Tinkerbell" at the bottom of the drawing. I usually use a natural light source (the sun) when it's the brightest but take the photo indoors somewhat near the window so that no direct light is actually hitting it. Then I take 4-8 pics (rotating the drawing so that different sides of it are closer to the window). Then I pic the one that has the least glare or at least doesn't have glare in an inportant place, such as the face of the subject. I don't photoshop my flower pics. It's sort of easier to take pictures of flowers than it is of art because I don't have to worry about glare distorting my photos as much. Frustrating!
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I agree it is frustrating. I take digiphotos too for my sketches, but I always just use direct sunlight. Usually I can position what I've made so that it's got great light, but doesn't reflect anything - either propping it up a tad, moving around to the other side, etc. I'd suggest trying that, although you're images are more popular than mine, so what do I know?
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I'll have to try that. Someone suggested using 2 lamps (one on either side of the art). Will definatley see if I can find a better way. I've tried playing with them on photoshop and it will improve things a little but can look to harsh and glaring if not done right. Too much fun!
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Beautiful! I like the way you've done the muscles of the legs. Very nice!
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Thank you very much!
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you're welcome
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Thank you very much.
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Very well done and clean work...a great commission piece.
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Thank you very much.
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this is awesome!! and the shading is magnificent, you did a really really great job on this!
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Thank you very much!
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you're very welcome!
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I agree with the comment below - it does feel like you've hit a pause button and that at any moment someone will hit play again... really lovely drawing... I'm totally impressed and jealous as usual ^_^
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Awwww....Thank you!
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Lovely action, detail and shading. I feel like horse and rider might actually move if I watch this drawing long enough. You did a fantastic job. Great work!
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Thank you so much!
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Thank you very much.
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Absolutly amazing!!! I love the detail and the shading is amazing as always dear! ^ ^
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Thank you so much.
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Excellent; photo-realistic drawing at its best!
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Thank you very much.
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That turned out realy beautifull well done.I love the musckle toning on it and the facials the shading workted realy well as well.I'm sure they will be thrilled with it.^^
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