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4 comments:
COOL!!!
I love that!! I've always wondered how colours were applied. But I have to say, painting a person upside down must be tough. Did you paint her right-side-up or upside down??
Oh! I totally painted her upside-down. I've tried painting upside-down right-side-up before and it always looks skewed when you flip it. Better to deal with it looking skewed when you paint it and having it look right at the end than having it look right while you paint it and skewed at the end.
Boy.
Did that makes sense?
I don't even think I'm in the right account to answer this...
*kisses yer nose*
Thanks, It was good seeing how you build up your picture.
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