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WLimit — Hungry eyes (ut)
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Published: 2017-03-16 21:53:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 569; Favourites: 58; Downloads: 1
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Okay, so,i did the eyes of this one...kind of gigantic. The linework was fine, but you know the curse of watercolor? Once it's done, IT'S DONE. NO WAY BACK.Unless its a really washy light color. But even then, you will probably fuck it up after you try to fix it. SO OH WELL, that's where the title come from. I decided to not make her biting on the donut to have some variation on the series aight? She is licking her thumb so i guess that fits.
Oh, yeah, and baggy eyes. I find them cute, but i think i exaggerated.
Follow me on other dimensions, shall we?
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Comments: 15
I'm finding it fascinating how your placement of real life props in a photograph of a watercolor can be so compelling...you might have started a new art form here.
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Wow ! Thank you for all your comments, i really appreciate it. Hopefully you are right, haha ! I'd love to keep doing these, maybe sometime in the future actually make a living of it, but it is pretty hard xD Thanks again
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This drawing is honestly making me hungry for a donut! Great job! 👍
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Thank you !
This series put together 3 things i really like - watercolor, food and drawing cute girls XD
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Your welcome!
Yes! Same! even though i suck at drawing food! Also i plan on learning how to use watercolors, professionally, or something like that! 😀
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If you need any help i would be glad to. Not that i'm a master but i'd share what i know
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That would be great! but i need the right supplies, if you mind me asking what brand of watercolors and paint brushes you use or recommend?
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And doing a bit of research, i heard a lot of good things about Winsor & Newton for watercolor paint and brushes.
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Oh....well....
I have two types of, from what i've heard, "begginer set's" of watercolor. The first one i got was a pentel set with 18 colors, and the second one is a reeves set with only 10. They aren't a big deal, and actually, the pentel one can get some weird marks when they dry, so i honestly wouldn't recommend. And both of these are not too expensive ( that's why i have them XD ), and i think the 10 reeves set is enough if you are up for some mixing. Oh, and the pigment on the reeves ones are a lot more powerfull too.
Brushes....ehhhhhhh i have a big mess of brushes here without brand, they are super generic, but i do have two condor watercolor brushes, they are ok-ish. I don't know much about brands, but i highly recommend to use round brushes instead of straight headed ones, they just feel much smoother, and yeah, the watercolor ones usually have a thin tip.
Not about supplies but about brush strokes - i recommend to always work with long, slow strokes other than short fast ones. At least i noticed to get a better result this way. xD
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I appreciate your advice! This is super helping! Thank you so much!
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That donut looks good lol
I love the drawing great job!!!!!
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