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Vghr-Hnakht: Looks like we made it just in time.

Now, like I said, they won't let you keep the Man-girl so we'd better enjoy it before we--

~hrgk~

Graarghzjk: Like I said, I aint killed you yet 'cause I might need your help fighting our way back. Well, I don't need your help no more! (I'll take that gold off your hands if you don't mind.)

Man-creature: !

[KLINK]

Graarghzjk: Free, get it?

Ah, this aint no place for you. I tried keeping a goldfish once. It died. It's not like we could have a life together anyway... (It's like Vghr-Hnakht said, you'd prob'ly just be confiscated and put to work in the mines or something) (or worse...)

So you'd better run along back.

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Mike Norton, Mike Manley, Bret Blevins, and Echo.

Weekly Assignment 1: Drawing a Visual Set of Objects

 

This assignment further develops and discover my abilities in building perception as well as advancing my skills to improve line confidence in my drawing with line and tone through exploring different subject matter from inspired by natural forms.

 

Drawing visual sets:

Create a detailed pencil drawing each on an A3 size paper of belts and knots that illustrates value and form. I can use the tie, twist or arrange in any position that best represents belts and knots. Portray this three dimensionality by adding details, using line variations and tonal values.

 

Illustration of a belt by using pencil.

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