Caran d'Ache watercolor crayons, watercolor, oil pastel for highlights
Sunday, April 12, 2009
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6 comments:
oh wow! It's like popping out of my monitor because it looks so real! ^^ What a nice tea pot too!
Great job! I would never have thought to use oil pastels together with watercolours, I'll have to try that.
Very nice. It looks so real. You did a great job on this.
WOW! Multi texture here I come. Your painting is so spot on. It does seem that you could pour a cuppa.
Wow! I thought there was a real teapot standing on your sketchpad! What an incredible job!
wonderful teapot, so three-D you almost feel like you could lift it off the page
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