Ditto with Dave. Many things to see, very interesting.

I can see why you come on just to paint freely, you seem to let out a lot of emotion and energy on each draw.
I see this as beach wood with knotted holes that make up a face. I found a few like that.

Awesome, Klox! I agree with Dave. many things to see. I think this is a favorite for me!

Now ya gots it!

I agree, this will be great.

wowwwww beautiful

omigosh. i cant wait to see this finished! i love those colors

this is really satisfying to look at. Thank you for sharing <3

so glad i browsed through your userboard again or else i'd have missed this. this is lovely.. your art makes me happy.

The lighting in this piece is fantastic. :)

This looks like something off of Disney. Great draw! Also, she looks as if she just passed gas, and wants to keep the smell away from her. ( When switched from version 1 and 2 to make it animated )

I used soft like at width 2, and soft erase at width 3. I don't like the way pressure sensitivity comes out, it's either too big or too small.

....>.>
*is jealous*
Good job, and it does look disney-ish. I wish I could draw neat lines...ugh, I suck at that! XD all my teachers got mad at me for my sketches because there were virtually no neat lines. But good job, I'm still jealous!

Haha, no you don't want a camera like this! It's only a Pentacon Pracktica, which was a replica of other better cameras at the time. It was made in East Germany (while there still was an East Germany) and the light meter doesn't work when you set the exposure at around 1/500 or 1. The little lightmetre scale inside the viewfinder is wonky too.

But I'm taking donations for a Leica.

I do that when I don't know what to draw. If you have something around that's interesting to draw then I say draw it. You certainly learn more from a life ref then a static one.

Wow, do they even make camera's like that anymore? It's like since digital all these camera's look like they should be in a museum. But they're more fun to use. Nice Giselle.

lol, yeah, there are a lot of film cameras still being made. The quality of the photos will always be immpecable compared to digital, what with the lack of pixelation. Chemical processing always gives the photos a certain aesthetic too, almost a glow. And assuming you have darkroom facilities, it's actually really cheap to print. The cost of chemicals and an enlarger is far less than a professional 10mpx digital camera and one hell of a printer. But mostly it's just art students and professional photographers you'll find with dinosaurs.

Ahhhh, another pretty one from you.
How did you get it so smooth in Shi? Watercolor?
Those eyes are just wow.

really nice work, I like the composition.

the characters you draw sort of look like the cute portrait of yourself that you did :)

Creepy face but surely I do say this is fantastic my friend....:D
I really like your artistic feal in your drawings....>:D~neat
............Logging of Lore.V..........

He looks cute, a little frightening but cute. I love those blush red cheeks.

Axil: LOL.

Nice lighting, I really like this.

Ativan works well.. this is cool, I like the worried expression

Always a problem for me.
A face coming out of the dark. Just amazing and like Dave said, haunting.

LOL! I guess us artists all have something in common.. Parents who do not realize thier kids potential.

Edit* Btw, awsome drawing Lori! No I am not kissing your ass. This drawing really is cool.

what is WRONG with them? I think they're just jealous.

I know my dad is. He's kinda an artist himself and when people come over he brings out sketches he's done, when they ask to see mine too he get's....... very angry and broody the rest of the night.

I'm so glad I have this place. It's a luverly community.

I didn't comment on that one but it looks like a wooden puppet. Ah parents, whatever will we do with them?