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leothefox — Tendril Destined
Published: 2011-09-16 20:33:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 644; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 13
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The master plan of the tendril destined and the ghost of H.H. Holmes. Completed last night.Related content
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Another great piece in your black and white collection.
That guy in the lower left corner really nails that part of the composition.
Another great design and well executed work!
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well, for me, it is exactly this excessive use of black that adds all this power to your drawings. It always depends on the effect one wants to achieve of course. In my opinion, another perfect drawing, dear leothefox! 
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of course you are... we're always struggling for something better in both our art and life. Sometimes we succeed, sometimes we fail. But the process is what counts the most. Hug you, buddy!
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it's ok but honestly you use too much black. If you used some gray to make out the fugures it'd be better.
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I can appreciate wanting more detail. I use only pen and marker, though, so gray tones aren't an option, only black or white. When I feel it necessary to include mid-toned areas I'll achieve that by stippling. I know my work does represent an extreme in contrast, but that's more or less how I wanted it. I have done some images in this style with more extensive detail and some with much more brightness.
Anyhow, thank you for taking the time to look and comment.
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hum I don't know what kind of markers your using but I've been able to get a faint gray out of using a black marker (it's a lot of smearing)but really this work is what I catagorize as abstract and I can appreceate it but I'm no expert on this.
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Well, in these pictures all the white you see is drawn in black, it's inverted. Thanks for the suggestion.
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