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Published: 2007-04-05 22:33:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 20090; Favourites: 218; Downloads: 11
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Here is a close up of the baby pencil portrait, this is a scan so it's not the best image. To see the finished portrait look here: [link]Related content
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very very nice work....can't believe that you made his eyes so real....great piece of drawing
we loved this pic my wife and I. She's pregnant and plans to draw one portrait as well
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i completely forgot people had talent like this... your truly talented
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OH MY GOSH!!!! THIS. LOOKS. LIKE. A PHOTOT!!!!!!!!!! having awesome shading skills helps.....
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amazing portrait, i dont think i have quite seen a portraitof a baby so nicely done, eyes am stunning, how did u get the white in thm? do u just use pencils etc?
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Amazinggg 
the detail is extremelyy clean.
..random, but the ears are regood haha XD
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What color were the eyes?I'm sure they are stunning.
Btw, it's people like you who fuel the world's creativity.
~ace
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60 hours?
-cries- I get upset if a pic takes more than like 4.
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I thought that you didnt draw that, but in this picture i can see tiny tiny pencil work 
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Did you use the mechanical pencil on the eyebrows? The lines there look so tiny!
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Yes I did, I love using the mech pencil for all the fine details
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I always been curious how do you do hair like that or fur. Where the inner parts are darker than the out or top layers. I just curious because I want to do a wolf but I don't know where to to start, drawing media doesn't allow you to apply lighter colours you got to imply it through avoiding the area, so I think. Well let me know if you have the time. But if you know a book that would help illustrate that particular layering technique even better.
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Draw the mid tones and then draw in some darker tones then blend lightly together, repeat as needed, blending only the mid tones, build up the darker tones untill they are as dark as you like. , I use the kneaded eraser to lighten areas also. To make the hair look realistic you need to always draw in the direction that hair grows. I have a tiny hair video in my scraps folder. ~Linda
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Oh I see. Thank you I will check out the hair video
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