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my doggy sketch! he's a stuffed animal on my bed, that my friend gave me for my birthday last year, and he's just so cute! we're doingstill life, and shading and toning in art, so i was practicising in me room, and this is the result! i like him, i think he looks sweet. what about y'all?

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this is a converse shoe i drew; again for practise and i was happy with it. this is the oldest pair of converse shoes i have, hence the creases.

Sorry about the quality, blame it on my non-existant scanner.




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Very nice! Good shapes and such; I can easily picture what these things are. You still have a bit of work on shading. You have to remember that contrast is very important, as having a greater range of shades makes it pop more. Also, make sure to smooth the shading as much as possible.

That's all I have to say, so... good art and keep on sketching!




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I love the puppy... it's really adorable... I wish I could say something more constructive than that, but I'm not good at shading at all since I basically never try... All I can say is that the puppy is one of the cutest things I've seen all day...
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Whee! Converses!

I can't really help you much with shading...it's a bit dark...:P But that's okay. Love 'em just the same.
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Puppy! *swoons*
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Sexy shoes

sorry i didn't post earlier. din din!
but yeah. adorable puppy!!! look at them eyes, awwwwwwwwwww




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He's all melty...like my dog...and my cat...:P That's a really cool effect! Must have taken loads of time to figure out...
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I love the shoes and puppy! whooo!! Draw more, or... I dont know...

Hmmm




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The shoelaces speak to me. No, actually, they look really weird.

But YAY! The drawings are pretty good.
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The puppy is yummy, the shoe is just a well-drawn shoe...which doesn't appeal to me too much, per se, but that is simply because I don't really pride myself on being a connosieur of the footwear arts.




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I like the shoe (or is it trainers?).
Good job, this is better than anythink I come up with.
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I love the shoe!
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The puppy is cute and well drawn though the shading could be better. Also, I love the shoe but it looks rather flat. Try and set yourself a challenge next time and sketch from a more interesting angle so that it's more 3D. Very good though.
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