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madasivad — Through Living in Your Shadow
Published: 2009-01-13 15:40:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 769; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 31
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I wonder if Shadow Link would exist without Link.Related content
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Who Link? Because he's wearing the Blue Tunic...
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Well yeah, I mean why is he wearing it?
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Because he needs to...
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In all honesty, I didn't have any green markers. But I did have blue ones...
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Ohh... That answers it XD
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I wonder... Is he gonna hurt Link, or take out some monster in front of him...?
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He's going to hurt him, hence the title.
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This is so epic! xD <3
Shadow Link looks so sinister in this pic. Hehehehe.
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Thank you so much and thanks for the 
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Im wondering what kind of paper you use for youre copics. Sorry i didnt comment earlier by the way. Its a really cool picture. Hard to believe something so cute could be so evil. Id Love for you to check out my gallery and give me some critisism
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Thanks again for the
Unfortunately I don't have any Copics. I used Prismacolors and Faber-Castell PITT pens for this picture.
The paper I used is nothing special, it is just a Canson drawing pad. The little key on the cover says that it is 70lb, 115gsm, "fine tooth paper with good erasability. Perfect for drawing in pencil, pen, charcoal and pastel.".
I am hoping to get a sketch book soon that is designed with markers in mind. I want something with smoother paper that is less absorbant so the markers might blend a little more.
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I got some professional cartooning paper at hobby lobby (or at least thats what it said) but im not sure if i just didnt wait long enough for the ink to dry or its too smooth. Ive heard that manga manuscript paper supposed to work well with markers though. hopping to get some for my Bday. I guess i just need to practice more. Good luck to you and youre artistic skill
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I got some bristol this week and will be doing some experimenting with it soon. I guess it won't absorb so much of the ink and therefore it will spread a little smoother. I don't know, stay tuned.
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I will. hope it works out
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Pretty interesting question, actually.
I really like this picture, it has the suspense along with the feel of Zelda. Your poses are solid and ready to move, and the effects are done with a awesome finish.
The shading is quite well done as well, was this done in marker?
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Thank you very much for the critique and thanks for the
Link and the background were done in Prismacolor markers. Shadow/Dark Link was done with Faber-Castell PITT brush pens (the same ones that I used on all of the grayscale images in my gallery). Shadow Link's sword was done with a Staedler Triliner.
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Ahh, it's nice seeing so much media put into this, your efforts certainly show as well.
Makes me want to do some chalk art again.
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I did something in chalk in the tenth grade. Very messy, but I'd love to be able to use it effectively. Pastels too. I have a set of pastels that my grandfather gave me about eleven years ago and I've never used them. I wonder if they are still any good.
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I say go for it, I myself really love to use chalk due to the fact you can spread it around and mix it, I find it a lot more enjoyable with that in mind.
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