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Still Life study 2
Still Life study 2 by @mydnyte (Myd Nyte)

Another still life "IRL" study I did. This time I piled up random objects and went from there. This happens to be a "sips" Coffee cup (no lip) A tissue, and a small box of milk. o.O I draw so much better from photos... but... drawing from real life is supposed to be good practice. And as I stated before I dont draw much still life things.

Drawn with pencil, Ink Pen, and Perminate Markers (red and blue).

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Posted: Friday, 09 January, 2004 @ 04:49 PM
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Very nice, I love the objects you chose to draw. They kind of got a theme to em too. The bottom of the coffe cup looks kinda strange but it's nothing really serious. You did a Really awesome job with the detail on the milk carton by the way!

Posted: Friday, 09 January, 2004 @ 09:04 PM
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ah thanks!

And yeah I noticed (when I was done -.-) the bottom of the cup looking funky lol. But I didnt really take a whole lot of time on this, more than I usualy do for still life though.

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