Joe Cool's Art Gallery

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Joe Cool's Art Gallery

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Due to the serious lack of visual art in the art forum i'll be uploading my art into this thread over the next little while. The first is one i did in grade 10 and the second i did last year. While im not to proud of either of them, they were the only ones that were able to fit in my scanner. The rest will have to be transfered to my computer via digital camera. Enjoy..

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While i like this one mainly because its spidey, i definetely dont think its my best work simply because its a copy of a magazine picture.

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This was done in order to get the hang of the technique "burnishing" before i commited to a much larger formatt.
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now those are cool! :nod:
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bravo
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dude, man... seriously, those are awesome.
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very nice :nod:




spiderman in reeboks is priceless :lol:
but i think i like the airplane more. Apparently "burnishing" is fricking awesome.
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Its true, burnishing is freaking awesome. It gives you a really nice paint like affect using just pencil crayons.
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Are you working on anything now?
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Yup im always working on something.
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:clap: those are awesome
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whoah! 8-)

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Joe Cool wrote:Yup im always working on something.


Cool. What are you creating now?
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Umm a work in surrealism. I'll post it if it turns out any good. I just finished a muralish type image and a book mark for the school lybrary :freak:
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Post by ihatethunderbay »

why do I keep reading the topic as 'Joe's Cool art gallery'? :freak:

..anyway, wery cool stuff. I like the spidey one.
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very nice :thumbs:
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Your art is fantastic :)

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hey, cool. we do that in our drawing class as well, use half of a real picture then you have to draw the second half.
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yep, at my school too. I always sucked at it though...

wow, the second one is really good :nod:
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Post by gavtodd71 »

i am inartistic....so i just photograph stuff....but nice job
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ya, i'm all about photographing, too.
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