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Published: 2008-02-27 00:52:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 310; Favourites: 6; Downloads: 4
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Stippling is EVIL but it's worth it, I think.My dad thinks this is the best thing since sliced bread. It's probably worth mentioning that my dad has water on the brain.
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This really reminds me on this girl named Kayla in my art class this year. The faces look the same its weird.
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So.... this is what I look like, eh? haha
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I actually dug through your entire gallery to find this because I quite liked your avatar and wanted to see it bigger. Fun stuff! I love the inking style, it's not that sleek modern style that everyone and their dog seems to do now... it's got a funky bit of personality to it, and I gotta admit, I like that. I think it looks great, kind of like an old book's illustration.
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Thank you! I'm glad you like it!
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She does look a bit like Anne Hathaway... someone else too. I can't think of who...
It's a cool image, high energy without much movement and well composed. I like the hair as negative space. There is something really cool about hairs curling in from the shadows representing her outwardly growing hair... you could build whole images aroung that idea. Her shoulders and face are very cool too. Brava!
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Katherine Heigl maybe?
My teacher liked the negative-hair-space as well, but wasn't sure about the scribbles coming in from the background. It's my favorite part about it, though, so I'm not sure what to think. Thank you!
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Ooh, that's good, but no...
Yeah, the scribbles make it! You tell her Kenneth said so!
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Yee-haw!! (Uhm... that was probably innappropirattee. I seem to be a bit giddy tonight. Must be all of the outdoor activity and sleep deprivation.)
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Outdoors can do the strangest things to people.
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Ha ha ha. Do I take it you aren't the sort of red head that can tan?
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Yes, and they are the most beautiful women in the world.
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also, I agree w/ this guy
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It's how they take over.
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Yeah, the moment one Alien decided to look like a beautiful woman in a skintight jump-suit the idea spread accross the cosmos really quick-like. Dastards!
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It was either that or implant them with their eggs. A bastardly plot, indeed!
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He he, you just made me laugh like someone with head trauma. Usually I try only to laugh outloud intelligently. heh.
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Well, I feel accomplished! Intelligent laughs, smellingent baths. Enjoy your head trauma!
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Dagnabbit! You did it again. "Enjoy your head trauma" Indeed. You're going to be the grandmother or aunt that all the kids like but whose rapier wit and blunt delivery keeps them in fear. "Smelligent baths"... chortle... Indeed!
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I have random bursts of wit and cleverness, followed by long bouts of ennui (I hope I used that word right.).
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Ennui following wit... no wonder so many comedians hang themselves...(You used it perfectly.)
Although you don't strike me as an ennui and malaise sort of girl. You don't strike me as perpetually bubbly or anything, but...
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Or overdose on drugs...(Oh, lovely!)
I like to think I'm a mix of ups and lows, and adding up to a steady stream of mediums.
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Yeah... that's too bad too. Mitch Hedburg(spelling?) comes to mind.
A steady stream of mediums... you are just spouting titles and catch-phrases left and right today. I suppose I would be a bit suspicious if you weren't. Even intelligent and well rounded highschool girls have a rough job.
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That's who I was thinking of...
As much as I would like to continue spouting, this rough job needs to go to bed! I shall carry on tomorrow when time needs to be wasted in class.
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Fancy that.
Phew, I was feeling like I would have to wimp out at ten oclock pacific standard time. heh.
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Ten is when I usually go to bed. It's hardly wimping out.
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Ten is a good hour to go to bed, I usually go later. I just figured that since it is always later where you are then I should probably tough it out, heh.
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It is a good time, that's why a usually got to bed then, but for some reason, every night my dad asks what time I'm going to bed. Erks me so! Tough it out? You older people are so brittle!
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Ha ha ha. My ankle is brittle, the rest of me is pretty tough. (which should not be read as strong.) I find sleep to be rather elusive, so when it comes easily I take advantage. Even though I don't much care for sleeping, it is necessary if I intend to speak clearly the next day. My toungue is the first thing to fall in the face of sleep deprivation.
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Your poor tongue! Sounds embarrassing. Iām still pretty competent with a lack of sleep myself, but that will probably change with time.
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My tongue thanks you for the sympathy. I am not bad if I'm just awake for sixty hours or so, but after that my conversation becomes labored. Sleep deprivation gets people more than they think, just like alcohol. I do notice that I can perform above and beyond when necessary if I get six or more hours a night. I can perform standard operations with ease with only four. Which is funny, when I was your age I needed the six to eight hours of sleep. Then the insomnia started and I learned to cope. heh.
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it is great, has such a simply affective atmosphere, maybe a bit scary, but maybe the girl is just very excited and anxious, hence the wide-open eyes
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Thank you! Heh, I think she looks kinda like Anne Hathaway...
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Thanks but...trippy? How're they trippy?
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they are so wide.. and BRIGHT lol
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lol I guess that somehow translates into trippy...
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