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- sMacThoughts
- I live in NYC, love all forms of art, old scary movies, PBS, and dark chocolate. I have an identical twin sister, chew the inside of my mouth, do not fear snakes, (but will burst into a Native American War Dance at the sight of a cockroach, complete with yodeling) love three-legged dogs and one-eyed cats, but have neither, and sing the 'Our Father' in funny renditions every night before bed.
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5 comments:
Cool. Literally. ;)
Haha, thanks!
Was this done entirely on the computer or did it start off using pastels or paint or some other medium?
-Dean
Hi Dean, while I usually start with a pencil or pen sketch, scan into the computer, digitally paint, print out, manually paint, scan in, digitally paint.... and so on, this one and later ones have been almost entirely done digitally, from base sketch, to finished product. I use a wacom tablet/stylus, and photoshop.
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