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Devious Journal Entry

Tue Apr 14, 2009, 2:42 PM
From :iconrainychan:
and :iconleroks:

The first 10 people who comment on this
journal will get a sketch, free. However,
in return, you must offer 10 free sketches
in your own journal. If you've already done
10 Free Sketches, simply link the journal
entry in your comment... You still qualify.

01 - I will NOT draw your request until I
see this in your journal.
02 - In your comment, include a link to
a reference picture of the character you
want me to draw. Or write me a description.
03 - Only one character per person-
Remember, this is FREE.

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  • Listening to: Jason Webley- 11 saints

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  • Current Residence: Somewhere in Wisconsin
  • Interests: The arts: I sing, dance, play multiple instruments, draw a bit, act, read, and write creatively.
  • Favourite genre of music: Anything that isn't rap or country.
  • Personal Quote: "I'm not short, not vertically challenged. I'm vertically disinclined."

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=BlooDoveStock Feb 9, 2009, 12:15:18 PM
Thank you for the favourite!

--
"Art is not what you see, but what you make others see."
-- Edgar Degas

~MadamDove Gallery
~BlooCoconut Gallery
:iconpoppiesnpistols:
~poppiesnpistols Feb 26, 2009, 2:54:04 PM
No problem- it's a really useful and beautiful pose. Also, congrats on your DD!
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=BlooDoveStock Feb 28, 2009, 6:42:36 PM
Thank you!!!

--
"Art is not what you see, but what you make others see."
-- Edgar Degas

~MadamDove Gallery
~BlooCoconut Gallery
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~kschneider Jul 21, 2008, 5:52:27 PM
Thanks for the favorite! I know your journal is older, but I recommend the Kodak Z1012IS. Here is what I posted for someone else who was wondering about what a good camera to get is. It should help if you're still interested in getting into photography:

The Kodak Z series is the higher-end EasyShares. If you're going for the $200 range, I'd look into the Z1012IS. It has image stabilization, and its minimal shutter lag is almost equivalent to a DSLR - it's got a .23 second click-to-capture. It also has a 12x Optical Zoom so the equivalent of a 33–396 mm zoom on a lens, as well as 10.1 megapixtels. The Kodak Z1012 also offers features more advanced than a Basic Point & Shoot, where you can adjust the ISO. I love my little EasyShare - as their name suggests, they are nice and simple to use. It's $299 from Circuit City, but I wouldn't be suprised if the price drops between now and November. [Most new cameras come out between September and November for the Christmas season, so there are price drops on the current models.] Another to consider, but it's a bit more expensive, is the Nikon Coolpix P80 with 10.1 megapixtels and 18x Optical Zoom. It is $359 right now.

Oh, and go to your local library and get the July 2008 edition of Consumer Reports. It has reviews of all sorts of digital cameras, with facts such as price, megapixtels, optical zoom [digital zoom is EVIL!], and then tests on Image Quality, Flash Range, Shutter Speed, Battery Life, etc. Seriously awesome stuff in there. I LOVE reading the Consumer Reports when they have Digital Cameras.

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~ If I comment on your picture, please take the time to comment on one of mine in exchange. It is very much appreciated. ~
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~poppiesnpistols Mar 13, 2009, 7:47:54 PM
Thanks so much for the great advice! I'll keep it in mind. :)
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