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Who wants this traditional pencil drawing made by me? Size A5 (14.8 x 21 cm)
- Starting bid is: 140€
- Min bid increase: 10€
- Autobuy: 800€
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- Payment is upfront in € EUROS via PayPal, Stripe or with an IBAN invoice
- The final price represents the full price of the work + postage and packaging fee will be added for the trackable envelope/parcel (Around 30-50€). Price depends on your home country. If you live outside of EU, you have to pay the custom/toll taxes to your country's border control too. Return Policy
- Please use the main bid chain.
- Please avoid hiding bids unless they are under a wrong bid-chain.
- I don't accept bids from empty or new accounts (unless I can confirm they're legitimate)
- I reserve the right to decline a bid if I find it off or have reason to suspect it's fraud
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- I reserve the right to hide bids that come from uncertain, empty or otherwise unverifiable accounts
Auction ends on Sunday 09.02.2025 after my holidays and, to prevent bid sniping, 48h after last bid has been placed.
If you have any questions, ask below. ^^
Good luck and a big thanks to everyone who takes part in the auction!
I CANNOT sell traditional art to the following countries:
Bulgaria, Spain
(I can't register to their VAT register and I dont want to deal with the expensive burocracy)
Also list of other countries I cannot sent to: POSTI, Exceptions in postal traffic
- Starting bid is: 140€
- Min bid increase: 10€
- Autobuy: 800€
Details and Payment
- Payment is upfront in € EUROS via PayPal, Stripe or with an IBAN invoice
- The final price represents the full price of the work + postage and packaging fee will be added for the trackable envelope/parcel (Around 30-50€). Price depends on your home country. If you live outside of EU, you have to pay the custom/toll taxes to your country's border control too. Return Policy
- Please use the main bid chain.
- Please avoid hiding bids unless they are under a wrong bid-chain.
- I don't accept bids from empty or new accounts (unless I can confirm they're legitimate)
- I reserve the right to decline a bid if I find it off or have reason to suspect it's fraud
- My Terms of Service apply: READ MY TOS
- I reserve the right to hide bids that come from uncertain, empty or otherwise unverifiable accounts
Auction ends on Sunday 09.02.2025 after my holidays and, to prevent bid sniping, 48h after last bid has been placed.
If you have any questions, ask below. ^^
Good luck and a big thanks to everyone who takes part in the auction!
I CANNOT sell traditional art to the following countries:
Bulgaria, Spain
(I can't register to their VAT register and I dont want to deal with the expensive burocracy)
Also list of other countries I cannot sent to: POSTI, Exceptions in postal traffic
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Muscle
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1682 x 2191px
File Size 5.23 MB
Listed in Folders
I like the three dimensional effect you achieved here. It looks like a classic charcoal drawing, though judging from your tools, its all dark pencil on paper with some tooth to it. It’s my guess that’s a 2B or 3B lead in the Pentel Techniclick. What’s the grade of the thick pencil next to it? Or is it a crayon of some kind?
You got excellent results with the leads and charcoal you used. Even though your character isn’t human, it gave your drawing a realistic feel. 4H is good for outlining things, and 6B is as great for creating shading, though if you're not careful, it smears. For me, charcoal is a frustrating medium to draw with- You can get great effects with it, but often charcoal is so fragile, no matter how light your hand pressure is, the second you touch it to paper, it crumbles. I often use a 2B pencil to “ink" finished cartoons, and sometimes a black or red crayon as well. 2B gives you a nice, black reproducible line, and I’ve got a lot of 2B pencils left over from my days drawing animation storyboards. Might as well use ‘em up.
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