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- I am a freelance artist and illustrator located in the town of Buzzards Bay on Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
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3 comments:
i just love your art. The photoshop work is awesome, but i'm also a huge fan of the simple brush pen and 'skine.
do you ever sketch something out before hand? or do you just dive in with the pens?
Thank you, LizB. When doing location sketches, I always start with pencil. I don't have the patients to sit through a start-to-finsh piece, so I do the inking later.
very yummy and beautifully drawn :)
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