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Saturday, 21 August 2010
Dog Portraits, Oscar
Oscar looks slightly odd at the moment because the underneath of his chin is missing so he seems to have a slightly narrow pointed muzzle.
As mentioned in my last post, I'm discovering this support is not suited to blending really as fine detail is lost. I've been using derwent coloursofts and prismacolours which are really creamy pencils but have now spent quite a while sorting out all of my pencils back into brand types and the leonberger will be completed with derwent artists and studio pencils to see if finer details can be portrayed when using drier and harder pencils which don't blend quite so easily.
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