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I drew a picture of Jackson!

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Twister

Love me.

Barked: Mon Apr 16, '12 12:04pm PST


	Thanks Jackson. Man, ya'lls drawings are awesome! I really wish I could draw like that! If I could go back in time I would have taken art lessons instead of band! I drew a pic of a stray dog I fell in love with today, if I hadn't been at work I would have taken him home (and um, looked for his owners...)! Had to do it from memory; and after seeing all these other pics I don't know if I want to add it, lol. I'm still coveting that dog though. I think I'll go look for him after work, but I prob won't find him...

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Shasta

Speed Demon

Barked: Mon Apr 16, '12 11:15pm PST


	Ooh! I like your style! I have always loved the very real-and-sketchy drawings. I don't really know why, I just have. What did you use to draw it? All I have ever done is the good ol' fashioned Graphite Pencil drawings.... [well, I sketched a really lousy forest with a tiny tiny leftover bit of charcoal once 'cause I was really bored... Haha] Would love to see more drawings if you would have the time to draw and scan/post them. =D [just incase, here's some of my pics that I drew...they're not much, but I'm still just 15, hehe. http://s1121.photobucket.com/albums/l510/Nuts4Mutts/My%20Drawings/ ]

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Jackson Tan

Lad about town

Barked: Thu Apr 19, '12 12:34am PST


	Hi Shasta! For that drawing I used an H4 pencil, a 6B pencil, and a thick Indian ink pen. I don't usually use thick pens but my thin ones had run out and I couldn't find a biro pen so I just used that one. You can see how thick the lines are because of it. Your work is very good Shasta, much better than what I could do when I was only 15! Keep up the good work m'dear!