Materials:
4H Pencil
Charcoal Pencil 557-2B
Kneadable Eraser
Tortillon
The largest and most widespread heron in North America, the Great Blue Heron can be found along the ocean shore or the edge of a small inland pond. An all white form is found from southern Florida into the Caribbean, and used to be considered a separate species, the "Great White Heron." (5 years and 3744 days ago)
MATERIALS: Color pencils drawn on Vellum. This was cut out with scissors and a xacto knife placed on black 90lb card stock. Final piece was scanned at 600 dpi for upload.
I had a great time doing this little project. thats what it's all about anyway! (5 years and 3747 days ago)
Beautiful! But you should really add a background. GL 
AWESOME AUTHOR!!! I wonder if you could enter STEP 4 as your entry... IT's INCREDIBLE... but these drawing contests are still in the loop.. though it is an Idea to explore.... GREAT JOB
Looks great, but did you cut the final picture out?
Nice work! Vibrant colours! Looks good against the black background!
vladimir it has a background it's black, yes ponti I cut it out the old fashioned way, read description. Thanks
great!! 
edit: its a surprise u draw too author!!! 
*lol* "getting ready for the butcher job"
It's a lovely drawing and the flowers just look great! Good luck!
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wow!!
this is great!! BTW what is Tortillon author?? never heard of it!!
They are called Blending tortillons, made from rolled paper and you can get them in any art supply store, they come in three sizes, large, medium and small. The have tapered tips and are great help in blending. I tend to just buy them instead of making my own, I always row them to loose.
Nice drawing, BTW, tortillones are also called "blending stumps" real nice for blendings.... good luck!
cool!, i notice in your SBS you mention that you used a pic, it would be great if you could also post the pic here
Sorry, I meant study your drawing to make sure you are keeping it in proportion, didn't use any pictures. My first attempt was a squat heron and looked really funny and no, not showing, I threw it away, lol
Here is just one of the birds that tend to hang around our house http://www.pxleyes.com/picture/635/4a37ebf7e64d2.html
Looks great!
Love it, well done
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