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This a portrait of my friend, Alex.
I asked her if she wanted me to draw her and said yes. She then sent me her picture. I printed it and used it as reference. I didn't use grid lines or anything to make a drawing easier. It is done in graphite 2H, HB, 2B, 4B, and 6B on regular drawing paper. I still need to scan the finished version of it. So this will do in the mean time. If you have any questions of comments, feel free to contact me. Critique encouraged. |
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wuauuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
a mi me parece que ya esta terminado pos que le falta chico??
pues entonces!!
Fausto!!!!! que bien te esta quedando *w* super!!!
¬¬cuanto tiempo llevas haciendolo??
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gracias. Todavia me falta escanearla y meterla en deviantart!!
Ya ni me acuerdo en cuanto tiempo la hize. Pero le calculo unos tres dias..
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"Break Limits- Imagine"~Fausto Blanco
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"Think Of Everything"-Smirnoff
.
"Whatever you are, be a good one"-Abraham Lincoln
.
"Positive thinking is an intellectual choice"-Successories
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“There is a tremendous sensual-sexual expression in art and I feel that energy is often...’the driving force?’ " —Kate Bush, 1978
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