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I'm looking forward to practicing with this medium more, I used to love it but I haven't done anything with it in years.
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Traditional Art
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Good work. You really nailed the softer shaded areas. You must be very patient to fill out a whole scene like this in detail.
Very satisfying to look at. Makes me want to hunt down my own charcoal sticks and take a jab at some mark making...
Thank you! I think this piece took me like four hours. And definitely give it a go! I forgot how much fun it is to work with