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I guess this should also go in here.

I've had about 7 reels of these old photos that I found, for about a year now. It's weird, because they're almost entirely vacation photos that someone abandoned. I used to sit around flipping through them, wondering who they were and what they were like, when I was feeling alone late at night. Using them in these self portraits was fun, if only because I've never really done that before.
http://imgur.com/a/6Npy2#0

jfrey wrote:First hour of first attempt using pitt pens.

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Never said how cool I think this is. Inspired me to try out pitt pens for myself and I really like them; really fun to use. I've never been very refined in my visual art skills, but here are some sketches I've done so far.

They're awesome. I need to do some more with them. I did this the other day:

Ally my drawing look very two dimensional. What do y'all do to add depth? How do you think about the perspective of what you draw?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDY-qTZRSWA[/youtube]
Trying new things. Still getting used to the medium and seeing what works. Dark colors are a no-go, apparently. I guess they're harder to corrupt. I also might have to do the I-frame removal/conversion manually from now on, which sucks. That ruby script seems to make the video jump (which it doesn't in the examples, oddly enough). Unless it's just the video I'm using, because sometimes intentional file corruption will do stuff like that.

A' la' avatar. This piece is approaching two years old!



I don't wanna be a dick on the forum here, so I'll just mention it once. I have a lot of art for sale

FINALLY finished this beast. 22 x 28"
watercolors and inks

damn dude!

Trying to practice more, but frustrated by how poorly I'm doing.

that looks awesome dude, and Gunslinger, same goes to you!!

It's nice to zoom in and let your eyes unfocus.

Practicing.

Mudfuzz wrote:

I quite like this a lot.