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It seems you are progressing well with the coloured pencils. We would suggest experimenting with pastel pencils, they can be more forgiving and gestural and blend in a way which is not possible with coloured pencil. Water soluble graphite with a brush is also recommended for fur. Universe be with U
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Started looking at your website because of your comment to Cap and your post about veiling is really interesting! I have a Presby friend who also veils and that was my first time coming across the practice. All that to say - you seem really neat! ^-^ Would you be interested in joining my Webring?
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literaturegirl
1 year ago
Thank you for your kind words. Yes, I would be; cap was already encouraging me to! Send me an email if there's anything in particular you'd like to say, or feel free to reply back here.
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flying-with-quills
1 year ago
There's nothing I'd especially like to say rn, just thank you for your interest! :)) I'll be taking some time to read through all your articles ^^
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I love the headscarf you made! It's a lovely fabric.
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literaturegirl
1 year ago
That gives me confidence, because whenever I asked my friends what they preferred they gave me mixed responses, haha. I think it looks cleaner this way.
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I do have some water soluble graphite pencils lying around, actually, so may try this out soon. I think I have coloured pastels somewhere, but no pencils, but the next time I'm in an art store will keep an eye out for these. Thank you. :]
Try pastel pencils if you can find them, they tend to be more chalky and you can sharpen them to get precision where necessary.