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Face just about done ...
It's taken me two days to get the face to this point. It's a very interesting process and unlike any that I've had the opportunity to try before. I have learned to love my pastel pencil now. I tried doing a face with all pastels a few years ago in a Patti Culea class but I had the chalks instead of the pencils. It was impossible to draw with those so it was a very frustrating experience. The pencils are a whole other story though.
This face uses paints, watercolor pencils, pastel pencil, prismacolor pencil, gel pen, pigma pen, and probably a couple other things I forgot, LOL. I think everyone who takes this class will learn something they can incorporate in their own art.
Okay! The face looks TERRIFIC! But you STILL haven't told us what that HAIR is made of. C'mon, Judi! I've guessed everything from melted coke bottle lids to clay. OOOOOWWWWW! Stop torturing me! It hurts! LOL! You're doing great on her! She actually looks like Connie, a lady who used to go to the same Bally's where I taught aerobics! Hey! Maybe it's Connie's hair! Did you steal Connie's hair? I'll stop now, but I'll be back if you don't tell me! Bwa-ha-ha!
Posted by: kai at May 19, 2006 5:25 PMJudi I think your face is great, it is better than mine are too. Dianne
Posted by: Dianne Sahakian at May 19, 2006 5:57 PMJudi,
Your face is beautiful and so is your dolls.
:-) Great work girl.
Her hair looks like you used apoxie sculpt or clay to make the hair. OR you used those pre made roses and painted them. ??????? I wanna know what you used too. hehehehe!
Love & Hugs
Fran
Judi, she's great. I'm already signed up for the class. I love Natalie's work!! And yes, what is the hair made of?
Yvonne
Posted by: Yvonne Nathanson at May 19, 2006 7:01 PMWhat a great face, Judi!
Linda F
That is a really great face Judi!
Posted by: Kerry at May 20, 2006 2:22 AMBeautiful Judy, like always your work is outstanding, I think the hair is made with machine embroidery Velia
Posted by: velia at May 20, 2006 6:29 AMWOW! Those colours really POP!! I want to look like that when the tread starts wearing off my tires!!
VBG,
Kathy
Judi, she is just wonderful. I don't see why you should get frustrated with your face painting it is just wonderful. All of your work is brilliant
Posted by: shashi at May 21, 2006 2:32 AMWOW that is a really cool face. good job Judi
Posted by: Sandra Corson-walker at May 22, 2006 2:46 PMJudi-She's AWESOME!!!
I'm so pleased with how she is coming along. You've done me proud Woman...
Can't wait to see her all done...
~Nat
Posted by: Natalie at May 23, 2006 4:23 PM
Make your own version of Judi's dolls.
Many patterns available!
