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Ian Flatters

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A week off and I milled some redwood down, decided to rough sand it and then decided to draw something different on it. Took me about 4 hours in all because I really didn't want to mess it up too much. You can see on the tape my freehand isn't the best.

 

Critics welcome.

 

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