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Studying Photographs II
Studying Photographs II by @Kaine (Tyco Kaine)

Another doodle of Keira looking through photographs.... this time in high contrast style... going for the dark and moody look rather than the light and airy look...

-K-

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Posted: Tuesday, 21 October, 2003 @ 04:38 PM

This is only a doodle? It's wonderful. The heavy contrast does give it a heavier darker mood as well as makes it a very interesting picture to look at.

Posted: Tuesday, 21 October, 2003 @ 07:53 PM

Thanks for the lovely comments!

-K-

Posted: Tuesday, 21 October, 2003 @ 05:39 PM

What a neat idea .. and a beautiful turnout all around. Is this freehand? I really have no complaints with this at all .. I think it's perfect .. except maybe i would have put the negative space from the bottom to the top .. but perhaps you had a reason for that?

Posted: Tuesday, 21 October, 2003 @ 07:56 PM

It's freehand ink over a pencil sketch... I get it right with pencil then blunder in with the ink and mess it up a bit Grins

I put the block of black at the bottom to suggest that she's sitting up on the side of the desk (rather than on the floor) I guess I could cheat and add a little more black at the top too using an image editor... she is a bit close to the top... ;]

thanks for looking and for the kind comments,

-K-

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