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Posted on 05/10/07 4:59:58 PM |
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srowden
Detail Devil Posts: 114 Reply  |
Re: Contest 166: Hogg wash
Thanks Steve even when i thought i understood the problem I had I still didn't understand haha. Thanks for more insight and I cant wait for the next challenge. |
Posted on 05/10/07 5:38:19 PM |
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Abby-Helen Artfield
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Re: Contest 166: Hogg wash
Thank you, Steve. Now I can see how the 'bright' blue shorts are too loud a color. It's strange how one can study one's own work, make a print, leave it for the next day to see what is missing or irregular, and still trip over the most obvious like the harsh blue. Abby-Helen |
Posted on 05/10/07 6:55:53 PM |
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char
Collage Conquistador Posts: 141 Reply  |
Re: Contest 166: Hogg wash
Gracias Steve. Days ago I saw a ball of soccer of those years, of leather with many sewn seams! |
Posted on 06/10/07 01:35:54 AM |
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celosia
Wondrous Woolflower Posts: 58 Reply |
Re: Contest 166: Hogg wash
I can't remember what tool I used but I had trouble applying lighter tones with it. I'm sure the colour was nearer to a black person's skin colour last night (though the features are caucasian so still wouldn't be right). Will have to spend a lot more time exploring the different tools, methinks... |
Posted on 07/10/07 7:04:04 PM |
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Eggbox
Ovoid Opportunist Posts: 797 Reply  |
Re: Contest 166: Hogg wash
Thank you Steve and everyone else for your encouraging comments. I was sure those details (or lack of them) would be noticed ... but ... it was fun. Ted |
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