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YAY! All of my detail work is finished! Now all I have to do is wax (first the details of these 20 small pieces, then the bottoms of the other 30 bigger pieces) and dip into the glaze!
Seemed better in my imagination... not much of a drawing, but fun to watch the wax and crayons melting, and I used some oil pastels too. Still in progress...
Undocking cargo spacecraft Progress M-23M from the International Space Station www.artemjew.ru/2014/07/22/progress-departs-photo/
Only have the background to get on with now, and then a few touch ups, should hopefully all be done tommorow.
I was playing around with the color settings on the camera - this one only shows blues in color and everything else black and white ;) VERY cool feature!
HI, BILLY MAYS... almost here...
Considering I carved the first half of his face with nothing more than a potato peeler and spoon, I think I did a good job.
We shall see how the rest of this turns out tomorrow...
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Image from 'The Innocents Abroad, or the New Pilgrims' Progress; being some account of the steamship Quaker City's pleasure excursion to Europe and the Holy Land ... With two hundred and thirty-four illustrations. By Mark Twain, Samuel L. Clemens, etc', 000721557
Author: CLEMENS, Samuel Langhorne.
Page: 377
Year: 1869
Place: Hartford
Publisher: American Publishing Co.
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Although fascinated with the human body, my favourite part of it to draw/paint is the face and a huge part of that love goes into facial expressions and exaggeration.
In my GCSE’s for my final piece I decided to create a painting on the ‘Skull Beneath the Skin’. I wasn’t happy with the outcome of this painting so more recently decided to revisit it and redo it, as I like the concept of it, but not the outcome.