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omg, simply amazing
ive looked at your submissions man, perhaps you share my frustration with threadless..no-one votes for anything unless its clever, and incredably shallow clever, not smart clever, lame witt I call it... anyways cudos on the real witt and attention to detail in your work. I can produce some great stuff if i can get myself to finish anything, i just lose interest to soon..anyways, drop me a line sometime

omg, simply amazing
ive looked at your submissions man, perhaps you share my frustration with threadless..no-one votes for anything unless its clever, and incredably shallow clever, not smart clever, lame witt I call it... anyways cudos on the real witt and attention to detail in your work. I can produce some great stuff if i can get myself to finish anything, i just lose interest to soon..anyways, drop me a line sometime

id love to see the robot up close, i wanna see the detail on him. I'm curious as to how you get the natural lines, do you just use brushes with a single stroke line or do you actually form the line by drawing it (forming it by drawing both sides and using a fill not a stroke to create the line. sry if that doesnt make sense)?

id love to see the robot up close, i wanna see the detail on him. I'm curious as to how you get the natural lines, do you just use brushes with a single stroke line or do you actually form the line by drawing it (forming it by drawing both sides and using a fill not a stroke to create the line. sry if that doesnt make sense)?