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Hezza
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 Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2000 4:28 am |
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Hi,
Been viewing the forum for a few weeks now and thought i would post a few pics of mine. Just started a part-time Art foundation course, haven't done any drawing in 2 years and just starting to get back into it. Very interested in digital art and impressed with the work on this forum. I'm currently saving up for a A5 Intous tablet but am considering waiting a little longer and getting a A4, is the extra size worth the extra money? General crit on the drawings, try not to tear them apart to much  They are from a life drawing class on tuesday evenings and are a few of the better ones i've done.
Any help and advice is apriciated
Thx
Martin - Hezza
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Chate Noire
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Location: Israel
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2000 3:19 pm |
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As for the first one, it looks as if you've drawn it from two different angles; the back looks great on its own, but it has nothing to do with the breast and stomach - they look as if they've been drawn from a different place.
I like the use of graphite (? - or carbon, or whatever it's called) in it - very loose and sketchy.
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