Great tree!

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Don't question it...

skulls are so fun, good control of details here, kudos

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~ common sense is the least common of the senses ~

I am looking at this and just need to cry about the beautifulness and awesomeness of how pieces of art can be.
QUAMAR YOUR ART IS STUNNING. 8<

(btw Flyra here ^^)

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~ Flyra

This is gorgeous. I love the movement in your linework, and the skull-headed deer is wonderful. He has a beautiful and terrible quality to him that makes the piece something truly unique.

I mean terrible as in powerful and fell... terrifyingly beautiful.

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No man knows till he has suffered from the night how sweet and dear to his heart and eye the morning can be.

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Here endeth the lesson...

R.I.P.

Just love the detail
Did you just do it straight with ink or did you have a basic sketch to follow?

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Unremembered, yesterday is extinct,
Without yesterday, today has no meaning
Who are you, if forgotten?
Who are you, but the sum of your memories
-Ertish Saying
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First I have to say... what an amazing piece. Your linework blows me completely out of the water, and that tree is something that I don't think I'd ever be able to accomplish! You handle pen and ink quite beautifully!

And! I could not help but read in one of the above comments about your scanning process. I also hear that you have Photoshop CS3, so I feel that I may have a helpful tip for piecing together scans of larger pieces: Go to File, then Automate... under Automate, at the bottom of the menu, you'll see something that says "Photomerge..." You'll open that, and then hit "Browse" to select the different pieces of scanned image files. Then chose the "Perspective" option. (It's second one down on my computer) When finished, hit Okay, and Photoshop will do all the work for you!

Hope that works for you, it'll make it a LOT easier. And of course, if you have further questions on it, I should be able to answer them.

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Sometimes wisdom is simply knowing when to hold one's tongue.