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Sta.sh
Check out mine too.
-It made me giggle a bit.
-The idea is original
- I like traditional media.
But these drawings don't have lines it's all blury (with intention i guess). Our Vilnius Arts academy architecture composition teacher always tells us: "Close objects - visible lines (diferent directions on diferent surfaces), far objects - "grinded" lines (diferent directions on each surface, so in other words... blury)".
So what I was trying to say, some visible lines on the apple, and the apple shade would help pull out the depth of the drawing.
Great job!