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For Illustration fridays them 'play'. I think I'll work on this more later. I'm really hooked on using the wacom tablets at school to do the colouring (I did this at home) I can add the basic colours at home but I can really get stuck into adding textures with the wacom.

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  1. Anonymous14 August, 2006 06:31

    I think it looks fine the way the colours are atm, nice and simple. looks awsome

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  2. Anthony Woodward14 August, 2006 07:31

    Yeah sometimes it's good to hold yourself back a little. I will add some textures and then compare them later

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  3. Fernanda Guedes14 August, 2006 12:27

    Simple and cool. What could be better than that?

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  4. Anonymous14 August, 2006 17:27

    Had a lot of catching up to do on your blog! Could see the initial concept of your Art Major with bottles develop to this above! Keep going!

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  5. Anthony Woodward15 August, 2006 08:03

    Simple and cool… I like that description ;)

    Glad you were able to drop in Frank. These drawings started as conceptual drawing for future installations but they have seemed to take on a life of their own. I am currently trying to figure out my preferred method for printing them out. I have tried lazertran as I said, which I'm happy with but I'm not sure if I've found the right combo or surface and varnish just yet. I'd also like to come up with some sort of printmaking technique for a lot of my coloured digital work, I'm thinking maybe a combo of inkjet and laser?

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  6. Aslan15 August, 2006 08:26

    yeah Wacoms rock!!....but I don't have one...:S

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  7. Mauricio15 August, 2006 10:31

    Hi Anthony!

    Very cool drawings, congratulations!

    See you, best regards

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  8. Tamsin15 August, 2006 19:53

    I like this! great blog

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  9. Anthony Woodward16 August, 2006 02:33

    Thanks for your comments ;)

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  10. Jeope16 August, 2006 10:13

    Nice fun piece of work, Mr. Woodward. I know what you mean about the tablet.

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