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Old 03-08-2002, 05:29 PM   #1
David Dowbyhuz David Dowbyhuz is offline
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Let me offer some concilliatory words too, Jacqueline. Mike and I were having a little fun, but it wasn't meant to be at your expense. I can tell you're sincere, and we came across a little less-than. Sorry.

The fundamentals of our art (yours, mine, all of us) are simply that ... fundamental. Skipping steps to become mock-proficient at a "trick" (tracing) does both you and the subject a disservice. I will always be on the side of those who advocate eliminating short-cuts until you learn your craft. If you can't create without tracing or grids you've diminished your efforts. For some, this is a legitimate limitation, and shouldn't be a badge of shame. Enjoy what you do at costs!

All the best,
Dave
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