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Part 2 of a series of pages from a sketchbook commissioned by 
smaug featuring his characters Declan and Serylis. Book is 5.5"x8"
smaug featuring his characters Declan and Serylis. Book is 5.5"x8"
Category Artwork (Traditional) / All
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There's actually a story behind that.
In the RP he was in, Declan was knocked into a market cart that happened to be selling pickles, and he got completely drenched in them. Juices and all. And as if the strong, nauseating smell of so many broken pickles at once wasn't enough to put him off, it was made worse by the fact that the smell stuck with him for a few days regardless of whether he washed or not. So yeah, that's enough misfortune there to put anyone off the things for a good long time XD
In the RP he was in, Declan was knocked into a market cart that happened to be selling pickles, and he got completely drenched in them. Juices and all. And as if the strong, nauseating smell of so many broken pickles at once wasn't enough to put him off, it was made worse by the fact that the smell stuck with him for a few days regardless of whether he washed or not. So yeah, that's enough misfortune there to put anyone off the things for a good long time XD
Question!
When you do the highlights on the hair, did you leave a precise space on the paper for the white to act as the highlight, or did you use a whiteout pen? :o
I've seen the whiteout technique before, so I was wondering if thats what you used there or not.
Either way, it still looks awesome :D
When you do the highlights on the hair, did you leave a precise space on the paper for the white to act as the highlight, or did you use a whiteout pen? :o
I've seen the whiteout technique before, so I was wondering if thats what you used there or not.
Either way, it still looks awesome :D
I use a white pen, but it's not white-out. It's a Uniball gel pen: http://www.jetpens.com/Uni-ball-Sig.....ite-Ink/pd/380
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