[Totally]

Alright I'm guessing this'll show but seeing as this is my first post to the board, there's always that chance that I'm doing something foolish and it won't. Anywho... Figured I might show a couple examples of work here... first off is my tiger. This was done with Prismacolor pencils.



Other stuff can be found on my webpage at http://members.home.com/totally
Chances are, I'll post more here as well. Any sort of feedback is always welcomed... ermn.. perhaps not any.. uh.. well.. let's just try to keep it semi-relevant..
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Dave Myers

[craig]

Totally cool tiger! heehee
I like the prismacolors.....
did you do any blending with
colorless markers or is it all
burnished layering.....regardless
it is very nice! Looking forward
to more!

c

[Totally]

All blending was done with prismacolors themselves... Typically I would use white for the majority of blending, but in this case some light yellows and oranges were used as well. There is now actually a Prismacolor pencil that is simply a blending tool, but I haven't been able to get my hands on it yet.Prismacolor pencils have a fantastic ability to blend because of their soft, oily lead.

Some people (such as my art instructor) like to use turpentine to blend prismacolors, but you really cant get the extreme levels of detail that way.

Oh.. and I didn't mention the background was not done with prismacolor pencils. It was done soft pastels.
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Dave Myers

[Nex]

Totally nice stuff there

Welcome aboard.

I checked your HP too and you have a very good hand at prismacolor pencils..

Cya



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