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DubuGomdori
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[2009-01-17 06:27:54 +0000 UTC]
"wasn't me"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 1165; Deviations: 459; Watchers: 3086
Watching: 196; Pageviews: 152476; Comments Made: 38005; Friends: 196
# Interests
Favorite movies: Avatar, LOR, StarWars,Favorite writers: G.R.R. Martin & S.King
Favorite games: life
Favorite gaming platform: planet earth
Tools of the Trade: eyes, hands, ears, mouth, nose
Other Interests: Movies,Reading, Games,Cards, Cooking,Walking\Hiking
# Comments
Comments: 2569
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Appreciate your kindness
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You are most welcome
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Hello if you are a game of thrones fan and you were disappointed with the ending of season eight I would highly recommend you read these two fanfictionβs
archiveofourown.org/works/1912β¦
And
archiveofourown.org/works/1199β¦
These writers are fantastic and they provide us with a 10x better story line then the people on HBO
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You've got some impressive landscapes and scenery art.Β
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Hey, thank you again for coming to Puerto Rico! I was the one who was telling you about Daniel Smith watercolors. I hope you liked your stay on the island, and wanted to let you know your conversation helped me get my spark back. Thank you so much. <3
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Wow really appreciate it!
Daniel Smith seems very expensive but after I finish all these winsor newtons I will look into them~
What do you do for paper for water color?
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I usually use canson cold press or watercolor blocks/boards, since I like a liiiittle bit of tooth, but just enough for texture if I really wanted to. plus, I blot with toilet paper or paper napkins, depending on how rough I want the texture left behind from the oversaturation from color or water to be. Arches hot press blocks are great if you want smooth grain and dont want to put too much effort into putting the watercolor firmly in place with tape.
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Very honored to meet you at the Las Vegas Amazing Comic-Con today!Β Beautiful artwork!Β And thank you for colorizing my print!
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Alright alchemiststeve! Thanks for hitting me up here, it is an honor!
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Hi again,
I'd like to thank you for your work, it has helped a lot with developing my skill.
I finally managed to create something that uses a dual point perspective (though still trying to apply it to a background).
What do you think?
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WOw this is amazing!
You keep on growing my friend!
Keep up the great work!
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Thanks,
I just have to keep practicing.
Got a few ideas, but they are still out of my league at the moment.
Thank for all you're work on interior landscapes it is extremely helpful.
Made a few attempts, they were close, but still not happy with the results.
I will get there eventually though.
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To Messr Gomdori,
I personally wanted to thank you for sending your kind emissaries to visit. They have been excellent conversation, and I do hope that they might visit again in the future. You keep a very good company!
Your works have been of great inspiration to me. You have a care and attention in your works that I wish many other artists share, especially regarding architecture and scenery. The documents for Westeros and its neighbor have been welcome, and while I may not have articulated my thoughts on each of your pieces, I hope you are aware of your skill and craftsmanship.
I certainly hope you keep up your work with architecture, either in Westeros or elsewhere; Iβll keep an eye out for what you have in store!
Perhaps we may speak again soon!
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To the illustrious Ser XavierSchmidt,
You certainly know how to encourage me with eloquence.
I will from ever on endeavor to work on my visual masonry.
Thank you kindly and yes perhaps we may speak again.
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Mr. Pinkywhiskers wants to thank you for the use of your balaclava.
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