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6 comments:
Great way to get the old UPA look. Put down blobs and then doodle close but not scrupulously close to the suggested shape. Great stuff. Who's the artist?
I edited to post now to include a link.
Did you notice in the video how he holds his pencil?iIsn't that a weird way to hold it? Or maybe that's the secret to drawing like that?
He might be a freak. They never show his face
Really cool!
Here is the link to his flickr page. Apparently he started doing this because he used a blank piece of paper as a test page for his watercolors. He felt guilty about throwing out the paper afterwards and so started doodling on them.
Yeah, I used to do "scrap paintings" when I was in school... I'd have a bunch of mixed paints left over from a large piece I would be working on, so I'd grab a canvas that I didn't like and paint something new on it with what ever colors I had handy. I just couldn't stand allowing those acrylics to go to waste!
I also like his little daily watercolors collection.
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