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Old 10-06-2007, 09:14 AM   #3
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By the way, I realize that just as a photograph of a subject can "clump" values, so can a photograph of a drawing, so it could well be that your drawing has even more subtle variation than we can see on the monitors. For example, it does appear that you've deliberately eased the edge of the face directly to the right of the eye, as I look at it again. If I look at it later on another computer, or after sunrise brightens up this room, it might look different again. So take all comments "in that light."
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