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December 22, 2012
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Just finished this nice large 32"x40" piece! This one ended up being one of the most detailed pieces I have ever done complete with a dab of color, and some new elements. The basis for the idea is much like Heaven vs Hell, but more of how our positive thoughts and ideas can be overtaken by negative ones.

Thanks for looking!

www.PinstripeChris.com
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*zmote Dec 31, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
It's like from a battlescene... wow, really beautiful.
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~PinstripeChris Dec 31, 2012  Professional Artist
Thank you very much!
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~Lmomjian Dec 28, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
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~PinstripeChris Dec 29, 2012  Professional Artist
lol i guess that smiley drop jaw face says it all!
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~Lmomjian Dec 29, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
too much detail lol
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~PinstripeChris Dec 30, 2012  Professional Artist
It was a nice big open area... gave me lots of room to get lots of tiny lines in. However... Im thinking in the last couple pieces I may have spent too much time on detail- eventually it just becomes a grey blur lol
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~Lmomjian Dec 30, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Yeah, I know what you mean. 32x40... that's pretty big. I usually work with 9x12 or 11x14.

Where do you sell pieces like this?
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~PinstripeChris Dec 30, 2012  Professional Artist
Scaling down from an actual car- 32"x40" is a reasonable transition for me. Going smaller gets a little funny, but i just have to change my mind set and start point. Sometimes I work reeeeeeally small just to be outside the box. I sell directly form my site, blog, i do promos on facebook, and i also sell on eBay. And craigslist lol anywhere I can get the word out. Are you looking to start trying to sell some of your work?
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~Lmomjian Dec 30, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Ah, ok nice. Have you tried Etsy? That is another viable site for selling art.

I kind of am... but nearly all of the recent work I've done has been for people/organizations. I want to start developing a portfolio for myself, so I started a little drawing of a lightbulb today. My goal is to produce another piece quickly, but I kind of doubt I will be able to do that lol. I am forcing myself to stay off the 0.3mm mechanical pencils... hopefully that will speed me up :-P
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~PinstripeChris Dec 30, 2012  Professional Artist
You know I've noticed something similar- If I use ultra fines or always grab fresh markers the lines are finer and sharper giving more room for detail- but the trade off is it takes more time to complete something in that manner. I have an Etsy account, but with so many people/artist pouring their stuff onto the site, its just a bit much i think. Maybe I'll have another go at it tho.

I make something new everyday- no matter what. Doesnt have to be huge, doesn't have to top the last one, but something enough to where i can feel accomplished for the day and had some practice. As long as you're not trying to create wall sized masterpieces daily, I'm sure you'll do great at :) just takes a little bit of discipline
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