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:iconstevensanchez:
Glad they can help ;) thanks
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~Daequitas Nov 30, 2008  Professional Artist
@01:52dude i would definetely want my galery be dissected, hey thats artwise :P, by you

really loved the way you aproached in your tuts

great job :)

PS: nice cat :)
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~Jackalopette Nov 14, 2008  Student Filmographer
@05:03Wonderful work as always, although it threw me off when the first part cut off in the middle of a sentence, but I understand you have time restrictions with DA video.

I have a website to share with all the newbs: [link]

It's full of all sorts of stock photos, and you can do very detailed searches as well. It's helped me a lot.
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~Jackalopette Nov 14, 2008  Student Filmographer
@03:31I tend to get into a similar funk, instead, I draw lot's of dudes and forget how to draw the chicks!
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:iconboot-cheese-3000:
@01:12dope homie! always good to see a master at work!
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:iconmuady:
@02:54And here i want to draw the chicks^^
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~toothmrc Nov 6, 2008  Hobbyist General Artist
@03:20Cool, animations Nice.
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:iconboyann:
Not at all, my pleasure!
Mea culpa, Noble Squire... I've discovered San, Toon Up and the Launge cca. 2 nights ago, didn't know about the stuff before.

Great Adam Hughes once said that in the humid weather [ he lives in Atlanta ] paper 'thinks' that 4B ultra-soft pencil is 2B. I didn't notice such a drastic change or anything, but people in the know tell stories about dry=hard lead, humid weather=softer etc. even old skool comics masters knew it and had ready harder and softer leads, depending on the season and weather conditions.

So.. you're Wacom-ized finally..? Me too but I can't abandon pencil, ink and brush plus nibs and pens...

Keep it up, face front and all the best. L8er,

[ ~b~ ]
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!N3RMiN Nov 6, 2008  Hobbyist Digital Artist
@00:34Please put us through it!
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:icondeathkap:
@04:11I love your techniqe, you are so cool. I'm watching all your videos. They are extremely helpful.
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:iconstevensanchez:
Glad they can help ;) thanks
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*Sol-Caninus Feb 6, 2010   Traditional Artist
@05:02To draw with soft lead is the best. But doesn't it make it difficult to ink? Do you have to lighten the lines with kneaded eraser before inking - otherwise, how can you see the ink lines well enough to judge line weights?
Thanks. Great demo.
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:iconstevensanchez:
@05:02I personally pencil with hb. Then ink normally
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*Sol-Caninus Feb 6, 2010   Traditional Artist
@05:02Thank you. That's good to know. I continue to use different leads and pencil types - soft, hard, mechanical pencils, clutch pencils, non-photo blue - but haven't found a decent way to make really clean pencils. I've gone back to the traditional ink drawing method of lightening the pencils with gum eraser. It works, but it is time consuming. I also do my constructions in blue to cut down on the mess.

After watching almost all of your videos (I'm still going through them right now) I get the feeling that the next step for me is to start keeping the construction in my head instead of always putting it on paper: i.e. visualize the skeleton but only draw the contour of the muscle around it. This seems to be one of the abilities that comes after constant practice sketching.
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:iconsirhannibal:
@05:02alright guys...ya'll take it ease nah.........=_=....sorry ah dont know how to whistle :(
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:iconanime-xtreme101:
@05:02DUDE! YOU ARE AMAZING!
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:iconsirmeierlink:
I am so glad to see this. Seeing you go through the process is great.

Thanks for the share.
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~youngtalent Jan 20, 2009  Student Filmographer
@05:02are you selling the original???
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