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~MoMoLuxe Sep 3, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Thank you so much, this was super helpful! I found with my beyond worn out toothbrush I have to get the brush itself wet and then rub it on the pastel and splatter :) (or just go and get a new cheap tooth brush!) Thanks again for a fantastic tutorial!
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:icononegreyelephant:
glad it was helpful! ^__^
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~Beeettle Mar 24, 2012  Student Digital Artist
I will for sure be trying this out on my Lydia!
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:iconsherridevon:
Hey! I gave it a go. Made a little template to keep the specks on the chosen parts of the face though.
I love this tutorial! Thanks!

Here's the template I made on the dolls face. LINK
And here's the end result: LINK
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:icononegreyelephant:
Looks amazing- I love it. So glad the tutorial helped ^_^
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:iconsherridevon:
Perfect! Will definitely be trying this one out! :D Thanks!
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:iconsherridevon:
Yays! I tried it out! Here's the experience + completed look: [link]
Once again, I think my execution leaves much to be desired so I think I'll give it another go.
Really nice tutorial by the way.
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~Secrets-Of-Paranoia Jun 22, 2011  Student Traditional Artist
OMG HATE. It took me so damn long to do Alice's freckles, one by one, by hand with a metal tool and watercolors, and that looks the exact same with the exception that they're not all circles, unlike the ones I did. And I didn't WANT them to be circles! RAEG.

But at least next time I'll know. lol. Props for that, and for those AWESOME eyebrows.

I have a quick question, though; I have some craft quality acrylic gloss, and it never really seems to make it shine much. Any advice or better material suggestions?
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:icononegreyelephant:
I use tamiya gloss. that shines up well for me ^__^
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:iconteentitansgo123:
any tips on how the consistency of the pastel mixed with water should be?
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