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Topic: My Elephant Is Finished
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cantlivewithouth
♀ 11939
Member # 11939 |  Posted: 8:03 PM, October 24th (Thursday), 2013 |     |
Here it is.
[This message edited by cantlivewithouth at 8:03 PM, October 24th (Thursday)]
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jrc1963
♀ 26531
Member # 26531 | | Posted: 8:13 PM, October 24th (Thursday), 2013 | |
Looks great!!!
Just like an elephant!
My elephant would look like a Picasso...
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sinsof thefather
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Member # 29295 | | Posted: 2:14 AM, October 25th (Friday), 2013 | |
My elephant would look like a Picasso...
Mine wouldn't even look that good! 
cantlivewithouth, it's a great drawing 
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Deeply Scared
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Member # 2 | | Posted: 6:53 AM, October 25th (Friday), 2013 | |
I think it looks great!
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lynnm1947
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Member # 15300 | | Posted: 7:16 AM, October 25th (Friday), 2013 | |
Awesome elephant.
Did you use a tortillon? [This message edited by lynnm1947 at 7:17 AM, October 25th (Friday)]
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simplydevastated
♀ 25001
Member # 25001 | | Posted: 8:26 AM, October 25th (Friday), 2013 | |
It looks awesome! I'm so jealous. I can hardly draw a stick figure.
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HFSSC
♀ 33338
Member # 33338 | | Posted: 3:00 PM, October 25th (Friday), 2013 | |
Don't tell TCD.
Also:
Did you use a tortillon?
I am artistically challenged. I assume this is not a flat, flour based food product?????
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lynnm1947
♀ 15300
Member # 15300 | | Posted: 3:13 PM, October 25th (Friday), 2013 | |
It's a rolled paper product or a soft plastic thingie that you use for blending charcoal or other drawing product. Can't's elephant looked blended, but she may have used her fingertips. They work, but messily! The reason these look like they have coloured tips is because they have been used to blend pastels.
[This message edited by lynnm1947 at 3:15 PM, October 25th (Friday)]
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cantlivewithouth
♀ 11939
Member # 11939 | | Posted: 10:40 PM, October 25th (Friday), 2013 | |
I used my fingers. Mainly because the bucket with the blending sticks was at the other end of the table and I was too lazy to reach for it.  Plus I like my finger better.
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HFSSC
♀ 33338
Member # 33338 | | Posted: 8:46 AM, October 26th (Saturday), 2013 | |
Lynn
Thanks for explaining. I feel like a moron when it comes to anything do to with art, and I am in awe of those who can create like that. 
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