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DeadlyBlondeArcher (Nov 2, 2005)
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11 comments – latest 4:
Anna (edited Nov 3, 2005)
Awwww :*( *gives the teddy bear a big hug* What a great drawing, Cindy <3 The curtains are particularly badass!
sincity (Nov 3, 2005)
Wow. What a cute picture. He's waitin' for someopne to come home. :}
Miss_DJ (Nov 3, 2005)
OH i LOVE THIS!! I love lil teddy bears! I collect Boyd's bears...he looks like he wants to come and live at my house! really great job, Cindy!
narutofan (Nov 23, 2005)
poor teaddy this looks like a photograph
drawn in 3 hours 31 min with Lascaux Sketch Classic
staci (Nov 2, 2005)
tuamotu
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fleeting_memory (Nov 2, 2005)
I love how your scribbles look better than my three hour pictures! lol you rock Icats
davincipoppalag (Nov 2, 2005)
Very stylish ...love the mouth..
thug (Nov 3, 2005)
purdy colors! I love the style of this.
Ty854 (edited Nov 4, 2005)
Of course this is cool. Splendid, actually.
drawn in 1 hour 14 min with Lascaux Sketch Classic
ambermac (Oct 30, 2005)
trying to tackle the new tools
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davincipoppalag (Oct 31, 2005)
It's all so alliterative..with flans flaming flows...maybe we can do that in flanders? (Is there fluffy flour in flan?)
thug (Nov 1, 2005)
even though I don't know what a flan is, I like the artistic ability that you have demonstrated here. I think that flan is short for fu flux flan, but I could be mistaken.
davincipoppalag (Nov 1, 2005)
It's a french custard dessert with a carmel sauce
ambermac (edited Nov 1, 2005)
thanks all...what is flan? oh thug, how can you say you've lived? i'll share my secret family recipe with you all, my dear friends. (actually i clipped it from the sf chronicle's mexican food section about 3 years ago.)

mexican flan

1 cup sugar
6 egg yolks (room temperature)
2 whole eggs (room temperature)
24 ounces condensed milk
3/4 cup sugar
2 teaspoons vanilla extract (mexican vanilla, if available)

preheat oven to 350 degrees f.

place the 1 cup sugar in a heavy-bottomed saucepan and caramelize over medium heat at first, swirl the pan over the heat, but do not stir (this will cause it to clump). after about 8 minutes, when the sugar has begun to liquefy, stir with a heavy spoon. when the caramel turns light brown, quickly (and carefully burns are painful) pour into a 2-quart glass dish or mold. tip pan so caramel coats the bottom and up sides of mold. work fast; caramel hardens quickly.

using a whisk, beat together the egg yolks, eggs, milk, sugar and vanilla. mixture should be well-blended but not frothy. pour into the caramelized mold. cover with the flan mold with a lid. (this prevents the top from overcooking). place the mold in a larger pan (such as a roasting pan) and pour in about 1 1/2 inches of hot water.

place on the bottom rack of the preheated oven and bake for approximately 65 minutes. after 55 minutes, open the oven door and test the flan by inserting the thinnest knife you own into the middle of the flan. do not go all the way to the bottom. if large curds cling to the knife the flan is not yet done. give it about 10 minutes longer. if just a film of custard clings to the knife, the flan is done. When you jiggle the mold, the custard should shimmer in the middle but look cooked around the edge.

remove from oven and cool mold on a rack. the flan will continue to cook for about an hour after being removed from the oven. during this time it will set up. refrigerate at least 2 hours before unmolding.

unmold...
run a thin, sharp knife around the edge of the flan. move the pan from side to side to see if the flan is slipping and free from the edges of the pan. place a flat serving platter with a raised rim on top of the mold. Holding the platter and mold together tightly, flip them over. the flan should slip easily onto the platter, along with most of the caramel sauce. use a spoon to remove more caramel and spoon it around the custard. the bottom of the pan will have a hard layer of caramel still on it.

serve...
cut flan into wedges spooning caramel sauce over each slice.

serves 12
drawn in 1 hour 4 min with PaintBBS
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DeadlyBlondeArcher (Oct 28, 2005)
Miss Texas 1938 and Miss Georgia 1944 discuss how wonderful it is not to have to count calories anymore.
Happy Halloween, ya'll.

TOTALLY ignore the clock, can't sit for a long time when my back is bothering me, so I left it here and worked on it a little bit at a time.
(Oh, and I know they probably aren't anatomically correct so don't go counting bones and telling me about it lol)
18 comments – latest 4:
featherstone (Nov 9, 2005)
yay! the piccy I was rootin' for won :)
Ruggi (Nov 10, 2005)
Congratz on the win... really awesome pic!! The candles, the cobwebs, but also the table and the windows are lovely! Annnd the ladies, ofcourse!
Tsukiko (May 30, 2006)
OMG this is sooooooooooo awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! O.O i cant find the words... i love it!
Wraith (May 16, 2007)
Geez! Your first version of drawing! That itself is very dream like to me! Impressive art!
drawn in 14 hours with Lascaux Sketch Classic
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laurael (Oct 28, 2005)
Wild country...where Cindy can play...
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davincipoppalag (Oct 29, 2005)
That's exactly what it reminded me of, too implosion. I used to live in Cheyenne and this does bring back images of around Yellowstone...it's really great.
Deedlit (Oct 29, 2005)
whaoah
so detailed drawing O.O
nice grass ^^
Gigandas (Oct 30, 2005)
Ooh....I missed this??? That's twenty lashes for me...
I love the crispness to this, laurael. Verrry nice scenery. And I have to agree, it reminds me of Yellowstone too haha...DBA better not go there :P...
DeadlyBlondeArcher (Oct 30, 2005)
Too late, Gig, been there many times, and I love it. This still reminds me of a place in Colorado, although it could be Wyoming, I guess. Regardless, it's a beautiful place and it makes me want to ... nock an arrow and pullll. :)
drawn in 4 hours 30 min with Lascaux Sketch Classic
Rosemary (Oct 26, 2005)
my ickle pet ratty
(i have 2 pet rats..may draw Lily another time...)
20 comments – latest 4:
laurael (Oct 28, 2005)
Lmao...:D
sincity (Oct 28, 2005)
uhh huh. ....... :}
Axil62 (Oct 28, 2005)
Nice textures Rosemary. :)
Rosemary (Jul 25, 2006)
thanks all :)
drawn in 2 hours 25 min with Lascaux Sketch Classic
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featherstone (Oct 27, 2005)
ooo
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Gigge (Oct 27, 2005)
I love how the face looks like a mask. I want to take a peek under there to see who it is. Very nice sense of motion, Lori.
featherstone (Oct 28, 2005)
thanks all ;)
Gemmy619 (Oct 29, 2005)
i like this, she looks like a friendly witch, nice draw :)
sincity (Nov 1, 2005)
I love this. So Halloweenish. (?) Yea. :}
drawn in 2 hours 2 min with Lascaux Sketch Classic
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featherstone (Oct 25, 2005)
woof
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laurael (Oct 27, 2005)
Omg...this looks so freaky, but this is great! There was that movie once...what the hell was it...that had human faces...on animals...can't remember the name...
davincipoppalag (Oct 27, 2005)
It was something about The Stange Island of Dr Moro or some such..something like that
emmamommalag (Oct 27, 2005)
I've heard of that one. I still think this looks like Humphrey Bogart.
featherstone (Oct 27, 2005)
lol
drawn in 1 hour 32 min with Lascaux Sketch Classic
Kloxboy (Oct 23, 2005)
Doesn't take much to turn Pop into a monster.
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DeadlyBlondeArcher (Oct 24, 2005)
He looks like my 8th grade history teacher, Mr. Singletary (minus the coke bottle black frame glasses). He used to eat bananas in class and spit them all over the front row when he talked. (course I sat in the very back) Either way, scarrrryyyy.
thug (Oct 24, 2005)
great job ! Creepy.
Renuar (Oct 27, 2005)
Awesome... .
ambermac (Nov 1, 2005)
fine use of the tools--not digital but very chalky looking. what are you feeding him? pop's never looked so good.
drawn in 2 hours 18 min with Lascaux Sketch Classic
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Aubrey (Sep 5, 2005)
Dedicated to all those who could've been saved.. and those who were.
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thug (Oct 21, 2005)
Holy smokes you've done it again. I am always checking to see when you'll present us another masterpiece. 8)
Roxana1890 (Feb 24, 2008)
this drawing is so full of emotions...her tears makes me fee sad :|.
QTgillie (Jun 27, 2009)
fabulous, another black and white, my fav. the emotion that is spilling out on this by your intense skills is hard to put into words.
madscientist (Feb 27, 2010)
Touching, beautiful draw! You can almost feel her pain!
drawn in 2 hours 43 min with Lascaux Sketch Classic
 
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