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Baby, don't hurt me. Don't hurt me no more.

I feel like I got a lot crappier after a hiatus.
Here's something, though. Was experimenting with line and colour.
Original sketch:
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[img]http://fc08.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2014/086/7/d/the_face_behind_the_mask__by_sirdigbick-d7bvpup.png[/img]
That's crazy. You have some serious talent going on.
Thanks man, it's much appreciated! C:
Not the greatest piece I've ever seen, not really feeling the whole fat lips thing. Probably 6/10 on FBN standard.
(Apr 6, 2014 10:21 AM)General Zoddddd Wrote:  Not the greatest piece I've ever seen, not really feeling the whole fat lips thing. Probably 6/10 on FBN standard.

Registers in jan 2014, knows FBN standard and full potential.
(Apr 6, 2014 10:21 AM)General Zoddddd Wrote:  Not the greatest piece I've ever seen, not really feeling the whole fat lips thing. Probably 6/10 on FBN standard.

Guy, it's a self portrait. I'm sorry I have fat lips. Disgrace to famiry.
That's unique bro!
Definitely something I'd hang in my room.
Pretty awesome! Abstract and cool. I love the little color shade thing in the bottom left corner.
Damn man, This is awesome. Try making the same things with like a portrait of a celebrity or someone you look up to.
Looks good but the glasses could be cleaned up, the edges are pretty sharp. Your nose looks deformed but in a funny way. I've always liked these types of portraits.
Great job, Anal Voyage. Only thing I would recommend is working a bit more on the hair.
Wow.... That's amazing man, You have some Insane talent going on right there!
You're going to be successful!
Thanks for the comments and feedback, y'all!
Always appreciated. C:
The original concept was for one face to be created using sharp lines, while the other to be created using smooth lines.
It was mainly an experiment to see how much can be changed using only line and colour.
Very nice work :o

Dont forget to go in at the end and touch up your shadows and highlights! Blending is important.
Thanks for the comments, guys. C:
Here's the printed version:
[Image: abf6b05cf0.png]
Sorry for the glare.


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