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[Insertnamehere]

Click here or die trying!! (http://tyoka.deviantart.com) But be warned, for it is nothing special(to anyone but me anyway).

Post yours if you have one.

[Shiroiyuki]

My Deviant art page is here (http://shiroiyuki3.deviantart.com/). HAHA I finally remembered my information (couldn't before--need to update things badly!)


I have a question about your artwork Insertnamehere. Do you ever try your hand at coloring in your artwork--instead of just using graphite? I'm only asking, because it seems like you are rushing through the process, using quick, uneven lines. Maybe you should pick up a colored pencil set (I really, really recommend Prang, Ticonderoga, and Prismacolor colored pencils) and try blending/mixing different colors for different effects. It isn't too difficult to learn, and the pay off (once you get more skilled in the medium) is huge! I think you would like it a lot--especially since it seems you like using pencil to draw in/shade in.

[Insertnamehere]

I'm not really an artist like you are. I'm too lazy to actually try any harder than I am already. =P

I tried to color recently with colored pencils. It was horrible. I might try again if I find some better quality pencils, but I like black and white pictures more anyway.

[soulreaper]

I'm going to add to Shiroiyuki's advice and tell you to pick up different sets of charcoal pencils used in conjunction with blenders. I love me some charcoal+blenders, and you might even find you like using that method more than filling in with graphite.

Here's mine: http://dunnyman.deviantart.com/

No, I'm not a hypocrite. I just haven't uploaded too much stuff yet, but I have a huge load of art that I'll be putting up all at once just as soon as I'm done with the one I'm working on now.

[Stari]

Ooh, ooh, I have one.

love-jam.deviantart.com (www.love-jam.deviantart.com) <3

I don't think there's anything wrong with having your preference lying in graphite. Some people make careers on just doing amazing graphite drawings. But, there's nothing wrong with expanding your repertoire either!