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Sketch dump - 06.19.11

Bought a new sketchbook yesterday. I decided I wanted to draw on tinted/non-white paper, but also wanted it in a sketchbook format. It's a lot harder to find than I thought. Four art stores later I got an ecru colored sketchbook. I would have liked something a little bit darker so that white shows up better, but it still works better than pure white paper. I could have gotten a paper shopping bag colored sketchbook as well, but for some reason I went with the ecru. Now though I'm thinking I should have bought the other.

Anyways, here is part of the first page on the sketchbook breaking it in. Yes, I'm aware that the 2nd drawing of the woman's torso is messed up....for some reason I completely failed at even keeping things in the same proportion next to each other haha. But oh well, I was just trying out a few different methods to get the best results.

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