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Published: 2012-03-26 13:03:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 1062; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 0
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My Vizslas
Greti (on the left) is the mother of Zoe. They look serious here, but in real life they're just two wacky gals 
made with colour pencils
size is somewhat smaller than A4.
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Excellent work on this piece 
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thank you so much 
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I know I tend to run out of time too... Still I think it works very well for you in this piece
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aww bless them theyer lovley dogs and the drawings fab too
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Owww... This pic must be their profile picture on Facebook!
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hopefully they haven't created a profile which I don't know of yet 
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Wonderful stuff as always Eajna! Still can't believe you've drawing for less than a year
I think you should take it to the next level, go digital, it's much harder, but I think it's more fun (and eventually cheaper).
Now excuse me, I have a drawing assignment on hands due today and I haven't even started it yet
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thank you very much
I'm already working on something digital for a while now, but it won't be complete in a short time
I hope your assignment came out well
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Like poo, it turned out like poo...
It was to be made with graphite, I HATE GRAPHITE!
Anyways, I'll be resubmitting it next Monday, she gave me a second chance (kinda like my final chance at getting a decent grade).
My problem is that this is the first time for me to ever draw, while everyone else has been doing it for a good while, even if they don't have the basics, so by comparison I look like an absolute fool
Gotta a favor to ask Eajna, any drawings or feet and hands tutorial you can recommend, I'd greatly appreciate it!
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I didn't read many tutorials on drawing hands, so this series is the only one that comes to my mind: [link] [link] (these are the parts concerning legs/feet arms/hands, but the others are very useful too.) These are great for understanding the basic anatomy of the subjects. I guess if you try searching with the keywords here on dA, you'll find tons of other helpful tutorials and references
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