Saturday, October 9, 2010
On campus.
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I'm an urban sketcher
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4 comments:
Great sketch! I'm no expert but, if I use soft pencils, I tend to use a fixative to keep the smudging to a minimum. :)
Very nice! while the waxy graphite marks are unlikely to smudge, the white area might need some fixative to protect it.
Yes, you need to fix it. Great sketh.
Thank you very much, Serena, B2-kun and Irina. I did listen to you and sprayed fixative on it, because it already got some marks, when I did drawing on the next spread, even I put piece of thick paper between, as I often do to protect from bleeding through.
@B2-kun, I didn't find this lead waxy, I thought it is just very soft, I tried, it get smudges easily.
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