Christina Langman 29 Mar 2006

Hi Juan - thanks for your comment, and stopping by my tutorial. I just wanted to make one correction - for sake of anyone else reading all of this... this particular piece "Cat's Eye II" doesn't use colored pencils at all... strictly scratchboard and paint.

I only "sampled" colored pencils in my squirrel ATC ("Bright Eyed & Bushy Tailed") to see if it would work ok for things like whiskers... but decided in the end it was easier to stick to paint! :)

Janet Goertz 29 Mar 2006

Thanks for the tutorial, very interesting technique. It is beautiful work.

sharon hendrickson 30 Mar 2006

I have done scratchboard in college many years ago :) I like your technique. Lovely outcome and excellent tutorial !!~******~!!

WESTERN ARTWORK By Denny Karchner 30 Mar 2006

Hi Christina. Fantastic tutorial and fantastic piece! I know first-hand how much work these can be. I have found that most times it takes more time to write and do the tut then the actual piece. Thanks again my friend.--Denny ;{

Elizabeth Stringer 30 Mar 2006

Wow! Awsome picture. I love scraperboard but have never used it quite like that. The results you acheive are superb. Thanks for a great tutorial ^__^

Renata Cavanaugh 31 Mar 2006

I was just looking at your last one...wondering how you do it. That is so awesome!

John Houle 04 Apr 2006

Wow Christina ...

Amazing tutorial ... perfectly described and explained in the various steps.

The eye has it .. perfect reflections and colouration.

Now I need to go comment on a few of you more recent ones.

Keep up the great work.

John

James McPartlin 20 Apr 2006

Outstanding tutorial, Christina, totally amazing artwork!

Beautiful and inspiring!

James

Kayleen Stewart 29 May 2006

Thanks for your tutorial Christina. I wouldnt have thought to add the colour.

Mark Adams 30 May 2006

Totally amazing.

The realism is unbelievable.

Randall Kane 12 Sep 2006

What great technique! Thank you for sharing your methods! I have some scratchboard somewhere and will try a peice with your tips in mind!

Your work is so.......inspiring!

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