Eagle Owl #10

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The other ear tufft shows up. I was wondering why I was getting different marks on this, you can see the darker marks on the top of the head on the left near the new tufft. Dull point of course, but didn't think about that until John suggested it. Duh makes sense since the scriber hasn't been sharpened since the last etching I did.

Doesn't really make a difference when printing, but really shows up here in the scan so will have to try to fix that in Photoshop or something.

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  1. Victoria12:34 am

    Always fantastical to see your intricate works...totally magical ..and so beautiful too! Nature's creatures are so inspiring...wonderful work!

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  2. carol l mckenna2:46 pm

    Owl emerging beautifully ~ such talent and patience ^_^

    Happy Weekend to you,
    A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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  3. denthe9:36 pm

    Those eyes draw me in ...

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  4. Jennifer McLean6:47 am

    amazingly intricate work, the owl is looking awesome. Visiting from PPF. Oh, I'm having a HUGE Christmas Giveaway on my site, the giveaway closes midnight Sunday night pacific time. Here's the link... http://justaddwatersilly.com/2017/11/21/christmas-giveaway/

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  5. RH Carpenter1:56 pm

    Such detail and intricacy and delicacy, even in the raptor eyes!! Do you make prints at school of all of these etchings or are they done for printmaking later?

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  6. Jennifer Rose11:44 pm

    thanks Christine :)

    thank you Victoria :)

    thanks carol :) not sure if its patience, seems crazy almost to etch something this big :p

    thank you denthe :)

    thanks Jennifer :) and thanks for the link to your giveaway :)

    Rhonda, no press yet and never did any inductions for the presses at uni so can't use them but one day I will have a press lol :)

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  7. stefanie stark8:07 pm

    It's nearly unbelievable how accurate and precise you have to work to create the wonderful effect of fluffy feathers. You are really such a great artist!

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  8. Lisabella Russo9:30 pm

    Oh it's gorgeous and so beautifully detailed.

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  9. Jennifer Rose10:31 pm

    thanks stef :) not always precise, sometimes I mess up really badly lol

    thank you Lisa :)

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  10. Jo Castillo1:51 pm

    Your strokes are beautiful and artistic. I really like this old/young owl.

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  11. Jennifer Rose12:12 am

    Jo, not sure of his/her age, was heavy to hold tho and huge! claws

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