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Submitted: August 13, 2007
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Favourites: 29 [who?]
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Make:SONY
Model:CYBERSHOT
Shutter Speed:1/60 second
Aperture:F/4.0
Focal Length:6 mm
ISO Speed:100
Date Taken:Aug 11, 2007, 7:27:37 PM

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Lizby *B3NN3TT

Cartoons & Comics / Traditional Media / Cartoons / Drawings

Forgive the low-quality image - it's a photo taken with my digital camera.

ANYWAYS, this was a commission I did at Wizard World Chicago of Liz Sherman from B.P.R.D. (aptly portrayed by Selma Blair in the Hellboy movie).

A couple of hours. India ink and Pelikan Graphic White on Strathmore cold-press watercolor paper.

~VampyreArtist Aug 26, 2009

Wow beautiful portrayal of Liz, very nice.

*B3NN3TT Aug 27, 2009 Professional General Artist

Thank you

Cheers for the Favourite as well.

~GretS-FreedomRider Jul 14, 2008 Hobbyist General Artist

If I hadn`t read the artist`s comment I would never had thought this was taken with a digital camera. Great job.

*B3NN3TT Jul 18, 2008 Professional General Artist

Thanks

Some camera shots are much easier to clean up than others; depends on what kind of ambient lighting is in use. The flash is a no-no. This was actually shot with a very low-resolution Sony CyberShot, that actually takes fantastic photos.

=QuestingRaven Aug 22, 2007 Professional Traditional Artist

Absolutely gorgeous. Your work never ceases to inspire.

*B3NN3TT Aug 22, 2007 Professional General Artist

Always a pleasure! Thanks for the Favourite

~Ryanschild Aug 14, 2007

She's lovely...I'm particularly digging the little furrow

*B3NN3TT Aug 14, 2007 Professional General Artist

Your observations are marvellous; that was an afterthought - just a subconscious gesture.

You know the feeling, when you've been driving a long distance, and you suddently realize you have no memory of the past several miles? Your mind was wandering, and the countryside flew by, and you never even noticed.

Apparently I do that when drawing as well.

It's things like this that compel me to pay closer attention to what I'm doing...

~Ryanschild Aug 15, 2007

Heh ...sounds familiar.

I don't actually drive...but have made it home, cross-town, rush-hour without remembering how...much the same sensation.

I tend to tune out a lot when painting (as opposed to drawing, which is quite concentrated) and am often surprised at what I step back from.

~Rorkas Aug 13, 2007

Great

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