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"Tale of the Missing Chin" by Nelli J. Vanderburg

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	The scanner cut her chin off, but I'm putting her up anyway because I like the lighting.

Date	Name	Comment
29 May 2005	Adair Finucane	Loading... ***First comment dance! I love the shading, too. They eyes are my favourite part. They've got a ton of light and the most contrast in the whole piece, so one's attention goes right to them. I hope maybe you could work on this a little more, because it would look even more amazing if it had more contrast. Beautiful work! Nelli J. Vanderburg replies: "Thanks for commenting. I usually don't work on pictures after I post them, but I occasionally redo them, and I agree with you that she needs more contrast. For some reason I just really liked the way her nose came out. I...guess I'm weird like that. Thanks again!"

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'Tale of the Missing Chin':

• Created by:

Nelli J. Vanderburg
• Copyright: ©Nelli J. Vanderburg. All rights reserved!

• Keywords: Chin, Color, Elf, Face, Lighting, Pencils
• Categories: Head or Facial Study, Woman, Women
• Techniques: Coloured Pencils
• Submitted: 2005-04-17 18:14:58
• Views: 317
• Resolution: 600x548