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50% Sketch - 001

6:48 AM, Wednesday February 19th 2025

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A sketch for the 50% rule - drawn without reference

Pilot Color Eno 0.7 Colored Erasable Mechanical Pencils

Uni Kuru Toga 0.7 Mechanical Pencil

Pigma Micron 08 Fine liner

I started by constructing boxes with a red pencil, then sketched the head and bust construction in blue. After that, I went over it with a mechanical pencil, lightly erased, and refined the sketch with a Micron fine liner.

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