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Published: 2015-09-08 20:17:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 9664; Favourites: 1053; Downloads: 77
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Slot 1 Roulette Commission- An 8x10 bust sketch for brambledei
I had a lot of fun with this character! There were just the perfect amount of details to add (I especially loved drawing on the scar
)Β Thank you brambledei
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Are these currently open? Sorry i know you're probably asked this a lot >.<*
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I'm hoping to open up another round of these in a few weeks
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Yay! Can't wait! I love your work and style! <3
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oo, I love the lines n shape of this animals fur n structureΒ
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Awesome! Did you use watercolour pencils for this?
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It looks so cool >.< I know it's drawn with colour pencils but it looks like its painted xD
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I think they might be a mix of colored pencils and watercolor pencils
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This looks a slightly different style of wolf than your usual. It looks really cool
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how do you get such Bright use of colors??? and have it look so smooth and perfect?
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Did you purposely make the bottom fur look like an upside down hawk head?
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Aww~ They look adorable and amzing! This looks so good! :3 Awesome work
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so beautiful... I like gelly pen for drawing. I am waiting for more works.
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We can see your tools on the right side of the photo but what's this white thing? Is that what you use to make theese soft, wide lines?
It might be a noobish question but I'm not very knowledgable when it comes to non-digital (analogue...?) drawing.
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The white thing is a gelly roll pen
Don't worry about it! There is no such thing as a 'noobish' question (well, maybe there is...but they don't come that often 
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How do you get it so bright when you take a picture mine are all dark
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I have an LED light that I use
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I'm glad I checked this deviation while this comment is still on the first page. I'm sure that wouldΒ be very helpful information for a lot of artists.
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