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woodburning of my characters on scrap wood w/ gold paint
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~Warzoi Dec 31, 2011
super late comment is so late because i'm terrible
working on wood sounds really difficult but holy jesus the varying shades and shapes of the wood peices here are so interesting and the patterns are crazy. i really love how adventurous you are with using different mediums, i feel like you're one of those people if given some random object or tools you could make art out of it. also the way you draw your characters is just great, i love how loose your style is to where all the characters are so different but i can still tell they're yours.
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~amaguard Dec 25, 2011  Student General Artist
ahh these are really cool! i love the texture of it all? woodburning is a really interesting media i've always been interested??
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~nofna Dec 17, 2011  Professional Digital Artist
Noice! How does that kind of medium handle?
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~dobie Dec 22, 2011
thanks! it's ... pretty unwieldly, i'll admit. i've had a lot of practice over the years (first just burning names into wood nametags for kids at the summer camp i worked at..) and i did a really big-ass woodburning last year that took forever but i still find it really hard to make details and curved lines because of the chisel tip? everything ends up very straight-liney. i know there are other tips you can buy but i dont have any but the default chisel one ahaha. its a lot easier to do on old nasty scrapwood than a nice new piece, so i've just found out
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~nofna Dec 23, 2011  Professional Digital Artist
That reminds me, I could just buy pieces of wood at stores like Home Depot... I recently got a solid pine board for a triptych project for my mother for Christmas and that was on the more expensive side of things, about $40, but it would make a nice canvas indeed for this sort of thing.
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~dobie Dec 23, 2011
haha yeah i bet! im so cheap though i wouldnt know, i did these on scrap wood i found in the trash room of my sculpture class
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~nofna Dec 24, 2011  Professional Digital Artist
If you ever have the inkling, I saw a nice, big slat of plywood for just $10 there too. You could cut that into 4 strips with a circular saw and have a handful of nice, cheap, straight canvases! Although I'm also not one to pass up a few free art supplies!
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~dobie Dec 25, 2011
at home depot? nice! i bought a 2x2 piece of plywood last year for about 7 bucks, it was nice but huge for burning on haaaa
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