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Very cool. Keep up the good work.

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They are all very nice. Keep up the good work Yatz57 and fbbfan.

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Interesting.  😐

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Thanks for sharing these.

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Very cool. Thanks for sharing these with us.

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If you find out more, please keep us posted.

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I get the same message. 🙁  Need to fix the link.

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Draw lost of stuff. Draw from real life. Draw from photos. Draw from memory. Take Life drawing classes. Composition classes. Color theory classes. Draw and draw and draw some more. Each time you will likely see lost of things you don’t like. Learn to ignore 90% it, and concentrate on making small incremental improvements to your work. When you get up tight with the drawing, just rip that drawing off the pad, toss it in the trash and start another.

Finally, learn to sketch. Sketching is fast and messy. This should help some.

Best book on art I have ever come across is one titled "Art and Fear" by David Bayles and Ted Orlando. Amazon.com should have copies for sale.

Hope this helps.

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Cool picture. Thanks for sharing it.

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It’s done like a Small Press book, but with the skill level of an Inde publication. Probably testing the waters with the Digest to see if it’s worth going full size. Did this guy have a web site listed anywhere in the book?

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