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Published: 2013-09-25 12:27:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 3381; Favourites: 111; Downloads: 0
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Hermione granger from harry potter aka emma watson colored pencil on bristol board umm around 16 hours or so ? and about 40 different colors ... but I'm actually happy with how it turned out and that's not a usual thing ...Related content
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What type of colored pencil is this? It's so smooth and pretty!
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This is a great drawing of Emma. I love the different values of light on her face. Outstanding work!
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These are awesome works, however they do not look like they are made with colored pencils. Β They also look like the line art is traced. Β So did you do all of these with just pencils without any computer editing?
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there is no computer work at all except scanning it and resizing it once it was scanned ... I am no good at computer work at all ... I wish I was but I'm not ... Β I don't trace, I don't grid etc ... Β I'm going to start posting WIP's and maybe that will avoid this kind of confusionΒ
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Well that is just simply amazing if it is all done by hand, wonderful job and so very impressive!
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keep in mind that there was probably 6 more in the trash and this was the 7th attempt ... lolΒ
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This is beautiful very well done! <333
How long have you been drawing like this? ;u;
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thank you! Β it took me a very very long time to figure out color combinations,etc ,. I never went to an art school so it's been trial and error with A LOT of error Β it's really only been the last few years that I figured out the right pencil, ink, paper combination ... still not where I want to be ... but thanks!Β
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Congratulations! 
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that's awesome ! thank you!Β
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Wow, that's just amazing! And I love that you named it "Hermy"!
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Thank you! ... and yeah I couldn't help it ... almost called it herm own ninny ... anyone who has read the books might laugh but no one else would get it lolΒ
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