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Created on 9 X 12 paper. Inspired by this delightful photo by Brian King: www.briankingimages.com/2013/03/why-so-grumpy.html
Q1. Did something inspire you to do this drawing? If yes, then what?
A1: Yes, I had to draw this for a friend c:
Q2. How much effort did you put in this drawing? (-/10)
A2: I think 10/10 DX
Q3. If you could change anything from this drawing, what would it be?
A3: That it would be more symmetric
Q4. How would you rate this drawing? (-/10)
A4: 6.5
Q5. How long did it take you to do this drawing?
A5: I think I did the base (the skull itself) in a half hour, the eyes, nose, teeth and so in 1,5 hour and the colouring in a half hour. So 2,5 hours.
Q6. What would your best friend say about this drawing?
A6: Well, Lagoonalicious said it was supahpretty ;P And Sanne would say it's creepy, I think :o
Q7. Do you dedicate this drawing to anyone?
A7: Yes, my friend!
Q8. Do you think that if your started this drawing again you would have done it better?
A8: No, hahah :=(
Q9. Do you consider yourself a good artist?
A9: No, I'm still learning and hope to be a good one someday.
Q10. What do you like about this drawing?
A10:That it turned out like I imagined in my head :)
Thanks for the tags friendsies <3
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Vegetables in a can, per @suzanneaccetta instagram.com/suzanneaccetta?igshid=m49z9xnjeflo suggestion (sorta).
Eventually, I'm pretty satisfied with the result.
I should finish the background and her hair, but oh well. Later perhaps.
Photo by Sophia Alexis.
I love drawing books, even if I haven't got intention to read them...
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es un paÃs que aparece en las novelas de Mundo Disco, de Terry Pratchett, novelas con las cuales lo gozo bastante
This doodle was done at work, whilst I was on the phone. A couple of days later a friend sent me a link to see a zentangle. I was surprised as I hadn't heard of these before and essentially I had been doodling in that style for years.
drawn with pilot g2 pen on moleskine.
Jerry's portraits in JKPP:
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Jerry's photostream here: