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Patrick McEvoy 2002-03-21 What a concept, and the detail is a knockout! how long did this one take?   (Adam Noble) Thank you. I've been working on this sort of theme, and this is the fourth piece to come out of it. Its also the best. The pencil drawing took about a month of intermittent drawing, and once the pencils were done(on vellum, I highly recommend it) I photocopied the drawing on a poster printer onto mi-tiennes paper at about 175% I then took the blown-up version of the already detailed pencil drawing and used white and black colored pencils to give it a little more shape and detail. I'm probably going to go back eventually and give it even more depth- but I think it has a nice effect at this stage too. patrick Castell 2002-03-21 thass kool!   Camille Kuo 2002-03-21 I love the design and a bit scary feeling!   Cynthia Rudzis 2002-03-21 the detail is INCREDIBLE...I'd love to see this in color!   Novita Widjaja 2002-04-22 A m..mm..month?! *yaw drops open* It really shows you've put a lot of work in it. The structure of the women is so in-cre-dible!!!!!!!!!!!!!..You can actually see through her! I can't believe it, you must some kind of neverending patience! Truely amazed..   Regina Bøgelund Rasmussen 2003-03-12 Wow...This is really great. Theres a lot of details, it most have taken hours to do this drawing. It's a fantastic drawing. I love the way you made her body.   min Rho 2003-10-15 One word. Awesome.... No, screw that, I need to talk about this. I love the little touches, like the whasitcalled? the scanner lines over the brow? Nice touch! I love that the wires recede into an atmospheric background. Even though this is the "techy" drawing, it's got a cool dreamy quality to it.   Christine M. Griffin 2004-04-19 What a brilliant idea, using the poster snanner to work large! *scribbles notes*   Post a Comment