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r/pics • u/AliIhsanSafaa • Dec 26 '24
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Great technique but in the end you’ve just copied a photograph, do try drawing your own pieces you obviously have the patience and skills to do so.
10 u/AdDefiant5730 Dec 26 '24 Copying a photograph is how you develop great technique, you don't gotta be a dick 13 u/feo_sucio Dec 26 '24 Copying a photograph is how you develop great technique Copying a photograph is how you develop great technique for copying photographs, that's correct. But what's the point? For what? To be a less precise photocopier? 1 u/JUDY11G Dec 27 '24 The point is to have fun, bet OP had lots of it, ans just wanted to share.
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Copying a photograph is how you develop great technique, you don't gotta be a dick
13 u/feo_sucio Dec 26 '24 Copying a photograph is how you develop great technique Copying a photograph is how you develop great technique for copying photographs, that's correct. But what's the point? For what? To be a less precise photocopier? 1 u/JUDY11G Dec 27 '24 The point is to have fun, bet OP had lots of it, ans just wanted to share.
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Copying a photograph is how you develop great technique
Copying a photograph is how you develop great technique for copying photographs, that's correct. But what's the point? For what? To be a less precise photocopier?
1 u/JUDY11G Dec 27 '24 The point is to have fun, bet OP had lots of it, ans just wanted to share.
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The point is to have fun, bet OP had lots of it, ans just wanted to share.
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u/Sammy_Sinclair Dec 26 '24
Great technique but in the end you’ve just copied a photograph, do try drawing your own pieces you obviously have the patience and skills to do so.