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Sketchbook ideas...


besides just drawings and such, i was thinking of keeping the actual coils in my sketchbook to give it that.. i guess authenticity of a sketchbook? but then again, how am i going to transition to my finished pieces. i was also thinking of content, like, maybe doing some requests. i mean, i have plenty of inspiration, like childhood tv shows, games and tokusatsu or OCs, but i'd like to have a few curveballs here and there. just a few.

What's odd is, i feel like i'm distancing myself from digital and just doing line work just for the traditional feel. i really enjoy it now. still dodging landscapes though. :(

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8:28 PM

Hey this is nice, may I ask what you used to color it?    



12:50 PM

thanks! ^_^ i used photoshop 7 to color this. i actually downgraded from cs3 ext'd. no particular reason, just felt more at-home with 7.    



10:03 PM

What traditional media do you use to color when you don't go digital?    



8:45 AM

cool work, really nice style!    



2:39 PM

C'mon Kando, practice those landscapes! If you do make the sketchbook, at least throw 2-3 of your favorites scenes from the shows you like    



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