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Old 05-09-2006, 02:47 AM   #1
Debra Jones Debra Jones is offline
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Some studio work.




I was pretty happy with this blonde I did tonight. The usual, taped canvas on my board, so I can hang on to them forever!
about 20x16.

Below is a really good excercise, sort of derived from the Rob Howard Boot Camp, which I did not actually attend, but the two color plus white exercise. I goofed, but I did a good job with burnt sienna instead of raw sienna and ultramarine blue with white. About the same size:
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