new addition to the familyDad went and bought one of his all time dream cars and a real peice of canadian history, a 1976 Bricklin SV1 in factory "safty orange". Bought it for a bargin basement deal of $8,500 for an all original number matching and extreamly rare car. Did i mention there is only 2,700 original miles on it O_O
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door open
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interior
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engine
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I like your work.
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and i love your work (exspecially the Maria Brink peice)
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Thanks Lyle
I may ask you for some advice on blenders and techniques with pencial drawings in the near future. I'm a fine arts undergraduat right now and I know alot about it but ive never tried my hand at doing a full redered vehicle with it.
It's somthing that greatly interests me purly because of how much more detial and impact you can get from it compared to markers or brushes.
Thanks for the comments
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Yes, pencil is great for getting that really fine detail. At least in my limited experience it is.
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[link] My web site.
You have some nice watercolour stuff in your gallery
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