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Mobile Courthouse
Mobile Courthouse Drawing - Mobile Courthouse Fine Art Print - John Jones
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Wendy Keely
East Moline, IL - United States
I really like this picture. I like the worm's eye view it sometimes puts life in perspective. Have you ever thought about using some ebony pencil or charcoal to get some darker values?
John Jones
Grand Bay, AL - United States
I do use them when I want to get it darker in some places. In this particular one I wanted the pencil strokes to show up better. :-)