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ValyceNegative
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« Reply #13 on: September 04, 2026 @267.13 » |
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These are so very nice, @totel ! I especially like your use of grid and checkered patterns to fill up space or to give volume to clothing. It's so precise and at the same time flowy and dynamic! You mentioned using watercolor paper as support, are you using watercolor on these or another media? Are the ones depicted your characters? I'd love to know more about them :) I never thought about adding artist information on the back, that's clever! Do you do the cutting before or after painting? I remember ACEOs being much more common waaaay back, and now it's rarer to see them mentioned either online on in real life (at least in the furry circle. Dunno about other fandoms). My guess is because a lot of artists are now moving onto digital only and leaving traditional media behind. My only example of artist that does ACEO in the current years is a friend of mine that never stopped making them. I have one of my characters on an ACEO made by her!  She has them available as commissions at cons but everytime we're next to eachother with the booth I hear her having to explain what an ACEO is to customers. X.x I used to make a set way back, I think now it's 20 years old. XD It was in full watercolor depicting the entire Kanto Pokedex, so it's a collection of around 150 cards. Granted I made it when I was 14-15 so their technique is... primitive comared to what I can do now, but I keep them for the memories. They're at my parents' house though, so I'll have to photograph them next time I visit!
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