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Published: 2005-11-27 04:56:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 1503; Favourites: 34; Downloads: 75
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Well, this is what I've been working on for a few days. I'm not sure exactly how long it took me, probably around 6 or 7 hours.HB pencil
2B pencil
9B pencil for the tie
stubs
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"I smell like my great aunt tessy!"XDDDD HAHA!
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nice work with catching the white lights... you captured his expression purrfectly..
my styles is like yours.. check my sketch of this model guy i did...
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Holy hairy monkey balls!!!...excuse my mouth....that looks just like him..whoa!!..GREAT job!
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Thanks for the comment...and no thanks for the mental image
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His face is perfect!!! You've caught his expression right on!!!
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This is so wonderful! i adore that you captured the "Ron" facial expression. It kinda looks like you did a wash with a brush from a very dark pencil, than a blending stump.
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Aw thanks! But no..just graphite.
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you have amazing arwork! fav fav fav *jumps around like an idiot*
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Okay, i was just reviewing your gallery and, i figureed i'd just offer my humble opinion in regards to the shading on some of the drawings(not all) but some. On the faces, you should try a little bit of a subtler shading method, because some of them seem just a tad bit dark to me 
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Thankyou for your input! I so appreciate it when people give nice good comments like this. Johnny Depp, hmm.. I was actually thinking about it the other day because he's going to be in a new movie "The Libertine", and he looks pretty good in it
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Wow, i really love these drawings of yours! Emma looks really great as well
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*fangirl squeel*
Wow, you captured that expression so well
this is fantastic ^__^
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A wonderful job...the shading...that's gorgeous!!! *fav*
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wow, youΒ΄ve done a great job. ItΒ΄s just perfect.
For improving: The hair.--> there should be some more contrasts in it, to look real. But I know, drawing hair is so difficult.
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Thanks! Where would you suggest them?
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I donΒ΄t know. Some more lightenings on some steads. Hm, how could I explain that? hm,... it looks a little bit like the hair only was one area, you know what I mean. There you could put some more dark stripes.... -- for seeing some single hair, or strands of it....
oh my lord.... my poor english...
haha, did you get it?
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Yes. What's your native language?
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hehe, itΒ΄s German! But not exactly that German which the Germans speak. We have this special dialect, but we also know that standard-german. lol...
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ah. i know its not the same, but the closest relatives i've got over there are in denmark.
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itΒ΄s not the same, but as you said, close... hm well I have an aunt in Washington, but thatΒ΄s all. hehe, IΒ΄m a complete Austrian. haha*
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Yeah my cousin lives in Washington. The majority of us are all Texans. Some Virginians..
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it's very funny! i liked it alot, and him as well
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Your style of value structure always has a very liquid feel to it; I love its application to skin and to edges. I suppose if I have to give some critique of this, I might caution you against a homogenous application of that shading technique and urge you to seek areas where a few very selective edges are made sharp and defined, such as under his chin or eyebrows, or hairline. However, I absolutely love this portrait. It's a very difficult facial expression to convey and Rupert Grint is no easy subject to draw, but I recognize him immediatly.
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thanks! i get frustrated so easily with my work, almost to the point where i have no idea what i'm doing, or what technique i'm using or anything. hopefully some day it will be easier
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AW hon lol. Welcome to art school. It is TOTALLY normal. Don't worry 
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Four years?! Ugh I didn't last half a semester before I dropped out.
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lol it's due to my unhealthily obsessive personality I think,but yeah, got the ole BFA. Now I'm working towards my MA. I'm a freaking moron LOLOL
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Wow 22 and you already have a Bachelors? Woo hoo go you. I couldn't take all of the presentation work that had to be done for the art classes. I haunt Liberal Arts myself. History and all that blather.
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Yeah I went in right after high school at 18 and got it done in 4 years by taking summer school every summer lol. It burns you out, I don't recommend it lol, though I did maintain the scholarship I was blessed to receive. And lol. I love history and culture in art, that's why I'm going for an art history MA and maybe even PhD. And thanks lol.
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Yeah I'm 18, a Sophomore at the college. I would love to take summer courses, and I guess I am getting 6 hours this summer with the Spain trip and all, though I'm not sure it will count towards my major. I feel like I am getting so far behind, because I started college when I was 15. I didn't graduate high school till 16 though. I just took 9 a semester my first two, and so I feel like I've been such a slacker.
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Wow you graduated at 16? Um actually that's very early in the USA...so lol Iactually admire you!
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it is early, but i should have kicked my butt into gear. i could have been three years ahead.
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LOl you're too self critical IMO.
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Great drawing Lyvvie! You really captured the look and feel of Grint as Ron.
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That's incredible. Great and wonderful job on the shading. Keep up the fantastic work darlin'!
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Oh thankyou! where've you been?
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Out of my mind, hehe. I've just been really busy, and I havn't really had time to comment on all of the things in my inbox here. But, I plan on commenting on as much as I can, slowly but surely.
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How many messages did you have?
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Right now...275, that's including deviations though.
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Very nice!
Rupert Grint has such an expressional face.
The eyes are beautiful, so is the shading, of course.
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