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Magikraft V.I.P. 58 Posts 
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I am finalizing the artwork for a new product and find myself torn between these two rose images. I want the audience to believe I have drawn this myself with a magic marker although they actually only see me draw the green stem. Which do you prefer?
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Cardstuntman New user 97 Posts
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I like "B" . I will tell you why... it looks like something you would draw. I think with a little practice and the right tip on the marker you could draw it in front of them if you wanted. I like A's stem better.
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CharliePA New user Barcelona, Spain 70 Posts
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Hi, Magikraft!
I'm a professional illustration artist, if you PM me I can give you a hand on that. IMHO You may want the rose to look more casually drawn, with maybe more rough lines and not much fill inside. Just a thought!
People who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those who are doing it.
George Bernard Shaw |
Adam Wood Loyal user Ontario, Canada 225 Posts
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B as it looks a little less perfect than A, to me B has a blob quality to it which looks more rudimentary, if that is what you are aiming for.
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