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Published: 2006-10-15 06:11:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 1316; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 27
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... itsy bitsy teeny weeny yellow polka dot bikini!!!For my illustration class, ink transfer and watercolor. I like her ^_^
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Featured in my "Big Girl Your Beautiful" Journal.
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If you would like me to remove it let me know.
Thank you
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Thanks for the feature, I enjoyed looking at all the beautiful curvy work!
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Nice pic and GREAT job on the painting.
Wow, I hope I can be that confident when I'm her age.
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Heh, I know, I still wear the shorts instead of a real bikini bottom (though I havn't swam in a rather long while.)
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Oh mei what a big beutiful woman you have drawn! ^_^
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And what a sweetheart you are!
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Oh please you're sweeter 20fold
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oh and with that style could be able to use water color painting? o-o
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That's quite the interesting technique. Sounds WAY too complicated for me though. You did really good with it though. 
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Hopefully my tutorial of it will be up before I head to Portland, so it may be more apparant then.
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I'll definitely check out the tutorial... but no guarantees if I'll actually try it out or not. I'm scared of new techniques. Don't know why. Too much effort needed maybe.
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Super old school Japanese looking! Really different!
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Lol, I hadn't thought of it looking like that, it's actually a technique like andy warhol used back when he was a commercial artist.
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OHMG I LOVE THIS! You use one of those badass bamboo penthingies?
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Nope, the technique is, you use a crowquill (split-nib metal tip) pen and waterproff ink and draw bit by bit on frosted mylar, then press it against smooth paper before it dries. Then you do the next samml bit and press down until you draw the whole thing. Then, when it's all dry, you paint with watercolors or guache for a whimsical feel. It's an unpredictable technique because you can never control wher ethe blotchy ink will happen, but that's the charm of it.
Glad you like it, I'm going to try it again soon ^_^
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Wow... that's confusing. I'd be able to figure it out better by witnessing it irl. XD
But yeah! I think it'd look great with like, pinks, greens and oranges, or like pinks, blues and purples! Can't wait to see more of it! I've always wanted to be able to work with watercolors and runny ink, but I'm very hard on myself when it comes to little details. LOL I might get pissed at myself and think my own blotchiness was shit. XD One day I'll try it though... if I in fact figure it out XD hah.
SLEEPLESS RAMBLINGS! YOU ROOL!
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Hey, I'm gonna make a tutorial of the technique, so watch for it! (I've been wanting to make a tutorial forever! 
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SWEET. *sits back with her dick in hand*
Don't ask. I'm retarded as shit. X9
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Ah, the joys of clothing that are almost non existant! Beautiful work!
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I feel that that is usually the best way to experience clothes.
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Either that or not experince them at all! Hehe
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Awesome! Hehe. Now, why haven't i thought of drawing an itsy bitsy teeney weeney yellow polka-dot bikini on one of my big girls?
Very different from your usual style, and also very good!
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Well, I was trying out a whole new illustration process and the assignment stated the image had to be light and upbeat, so I though a big lady enjoying the summer would be perfect. Plus, the song was stuck in my head ^_^
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