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Elleir β Moleskine, yes.
Published: 2009-02-06 03:26:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 2277; Favourites: 60; Downloads: 23
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That's it, I got the sketchbook whom everyone's claiming the greatness. Had a little time with it on the bus, and I also bought a white gel pen as you may see. I noticed this gel pen works so much better than the Sharpie's white oil paint pens...Bu.
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Great colors! Love moleskine sketches, I wish it was easier to find cream drawing paper.
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Actually I just found some incredible notebook/sketchbook by Semikolon's Pierre Belvedere collection. The pages are cream and smooth just like the Moleskines, but the books are muuuuch cheaper. There's not so many blank pages books though, so you have to look around a little. Definitely worthwhile though.
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this is ghostly, indeed very eyecatching... love the sickly thin pose and figure here, especially with the fingers @w@
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The colors scanned excellently! I'm surprised the gel pen worked so well; whenever I use them, the lines are too thin. I hate how little ink is in most gel pens.
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Hey, I noticed my new gel pen does that thing too. And even then, the line is translucide until the ink dries out; then it'll show bright white. Weird...
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What a strange yet beautiful figure.. I love your style.
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This is nice. The only real suggestions I have are be more consistent with your strokes. either keep them all streaky, or all smooth.I would suggest keeping them all in the same direction as well. Very nice job overall.
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Yo, sorry for the delay but thanks a lot for those critiques. <3
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your very welcome
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By the way, I thought this so mind blowing, why not turn this into a shirt? I would definitely buy one.
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Hehe, I could try one day... I've been painting on shirts for a while but I'd like to learn about printings...
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Silk screen is the way to go, though making the layered stencils is frustrating and time consuming, but the result is fantastic. A girl during my classes printing segment made this amazing piece with this method. I tried and failed miserably. I have no patience.
You could even try normal stencils with spray paint, no layers on cloth, but you still get the air of your style into a piece when its on a shirt.
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Ce qui serait intΓ©ressant, c'est que tu crΓ©es celui avec qui elle se bat. Un homme (?) avec du feu entre les mains et de la couleur bleue au bas.
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very nice colors
so is the moleskin all that great then? x) i didnt like it to much, not betetr than any other little sketckblock really ^^ i rather buy something more cheap hehe
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Well I really like the paper and how all the pages are binding together so well, though I'm not quite sure it's worth the 21 bucks it cost me.
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ye its the price that makes me totally doubt it x)
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The colours are beautiful, and the pose is great too- her elongated fingers really make this look magical. Her face is pretty, I love the way the nose/lips look, and how far down the face they are.
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Very pretty! I love the hair. The white gel pen gives a really cool effect too, I should try that!
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Once you try, you can't stop. ;_;
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I love the colors in this one..the purple and cream look great with the blue and green. :]
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