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Whew! After more than 6 months I've finally drawn something again! School has been taking away all my free time lately, and either I've had no time or I've used the extra time I have had to catch up on much needed sleep, haha.

This last quarter at school was particularly difficult for me with two science classes with labs that consumed all of my free time.  But now that its over and I'm on spring break, I have one week of FREE TIME!!! YAY! Whatever will I do with myself? [emoticon]

I've spent a couple of my free days drawing this picture of Rita Hayworth using this refrence I found using a google search:

http://www.leninimports.com/rita_hayworth_gallery_31.jpg

This was done with pencil and white and black colored pencils in about 10-15 hrs.

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Submitted by: EvilBunnySlippers

Posted: Mar 27, 2007 11:39 pm

Completed: Mar 27, 2007

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Galleries: Finished Work, Misc Fanart (other), Portraits, Realism

Keywords: realism, classic, hollywood, realistic, actresses, moviestar, rita hayworth, classic films, hayworth, rita

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Mar 28, 2007 8:44 am

Yay you finally posted something! Glad you are back into it. Nice work on it. I think the eyes turned out really great.

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if you try working from a photograph like this again, try squinting at it and just try duplicating the shapes you see. Don't think about what your drawing (like ok now i'm drawing an eye, now i'm drawing the eye lashes). If you just draw the dark shapes you'll end up with something photo real. Hope that helps.

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Mar 28, 2007 11:07 am

Thanks Susie! Yes, that does help me a lot. I had every intention of trying to make it photo real, but I ended up focusing more on what I was drawing like you said, and changing it from the photo. I want to try and do another one before break is over and I will take your advice and focus on the shapes for that one. Thank you! [emoticon]

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