ah, i couldn't find the link...
i'll ask my art teacher when i get back to the US...
yep, me too. i like to stick with my spray paint.
although i am currently working on a 3x4 foot canvas of Totchi!
it is huge, and is taking forever. and it's black and white, so i've gone through like a million tubes of each...
i will start up again once i get back...it was actually for this last school year, but ended up taking so long i gave up trying to finish it on time and made a small painting with the lyrics for 'dead tree' in the background...
my teacher liked it though, so...heh...i will finish the painting for this year teacher, i swear!! :sorry:
...oh, i didn't paint his hair...sort of...er...how do i explain...:? it was a cut-out stencil, so i did paint his hair, it was just the same color as the rest of him...
done in spray-paint, no less!
i got tired of the traditional methods...
but the one i'm most proud of is my Kyo-kun! i'll put it up as soon as i get home! it's so cool!!
i know, i know, i am getting way full of myself...
actually the reason i like it so much is because i used a manila folder for the stencil instead of watercolor paper. the Aya stencil blurred because the paper was thinner and didn't feel like sticking...*shakes fist* curse you, Aya stencil!! :auch: but the Kyo-kun stencil stuck fabulously (fabulously!!) and it came out really sharply! i will take a picture when i get home to show you! i hope you guys like it as much as i do!
yes, i know the feeling! shh, don't say!! i don't want to jinx it, either!!