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5 comments:
These are wonderful! I love the colors!
Thank you javajem! I've been frustrated with the colors from the scanner. They just don't look the same, but...I suppose nobody but myself knows this.
One of these days I'm going to steal your work and call it mine. (Just kiddig of course.) I must try some of those pens.
Rick...like the old fashion technical pens, these work best on smooth paper. Unlike the old rapidograph pens, you don't have to hold them straight up & down. Faber-Castell PITT artist pens, my personal favorites.
Thanks for the comments!
Wonderfuly colored skies!
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