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Torso Study Oekai
Torso Study Oekai by @mydnyte (Myd Nyte)

I need to work on my figures, so here is a quick torso study of a male (obviously heh). My first sketch on the Side 7 Oekai board, I usualy use the pirates of the curribean one... anyways, no idea how long this took me, it told me 24 minutes, but I was watching jay leno during it, and I'm sure I spaced out during part of that.

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Posted: Thursday, 18 December, 2003 @ 09:01 PM
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Yes...yes I see it- the chin DOES look like Jay Leno- a bit, but I had no idea he was so buff under those stiff suits he wears...any idea how he lost that nipple?

Posted: Thursday, 18 December, 2003 @ 10:49 PM
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heheheheheeh

love your comment!

And yes... sadly Jay Leno DOES cover up his buffness.

And his nipple? Its there! it just got blended in with the shadow a little too much @.o

Posted: Friday, 19 December, 2003 @ 12:37 AM
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lol I had someone ask me about this so I have to post another reply.

No thats not jay leno =P and no I wasnt trying to draw him, I just happned to be watching the show at the same time as doodling on the comp. =P

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