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cropped version -> [link] but i honestly like this one better simply because it's a more honest shot.

i think i became temporarily insane when i started on the cloth. those damned squares!!!!!

this started out as an experiment. i wanted to try a different kind of paper, just something far from the regular computer paper i use for drawing (seriously) x_x which tears miserably under pencil abuse. so i used what we call here cartolina paper. i don't know what it's called where you're from but it's a smooth kind of paper... it's near to construction paper but somehow thicker and more durable. being an amateur, i have never tried bristol paper or anything that professional artists use for graphite drawing but i imagine this kind of paper isn't so bad. the only problem with it is that indented pencil marks will haunt you... i don't know if bristol paper also behaves that way, please let me know. also i'm not sure if this is acid-free. i do hope it won't yellow-up in the future.

anyway it turned out pretty nice and endured my pencil work! despite going crazy, i enjoyed drawing this a lot.

B6, B & H
Mech. pencil - B
20 hours in a span of 3 days

ref. photo: [link] by - such a lovely gallery.

My and improved TRADITIONAL WATERCOLOR commission info:

graphite commissions - [link]

Description
cropped version -> [link] but i honestly like this one better simply because it's a more honest shot.

i think i became temporarily insane when i started on the cloth. those damned squares!!!!!

this started out as an experiment. i wanted to try a different kind of paper, just something far from the regular computer paper i use for drawing (seriously) x_x which tears miserably under pencil abuse. so i used what we call here cartolina paper. i don't know what it's called where you're from but it's a smooth kind of paper... it's near to construction paper but somehow thicker and more durable. being an amateur, i have never tried bristol paper or anything that professional artists use for graphite drawing but i imagine this kind of paper isn't so bad. the only problem with it is that indented pencil marks will haunt you... i don't know if bristol paper also behaves that way, please let me know. also i'm not sure if this is acid-free. i do hope it won't yellow-up in the future.

anyway it turned out pretty nice and endured my pencil work! despite going crazy, i enjoyed drawing this a lot.

B6, B & H
Mech. pencil - B
20 hours in a span of 3 days

ref. photo: [link] by - such a lovely gallery.

My and improved TRADITIONAL WATERCOLOR commission info:

graphite commissions - [link]