I used to have one of these and i mostly drew squiggly lines
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I used to have one of these and i mostly drew squiggly lines
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This guy IS AMAZING!!!
I never had the patience for one of those, but admire those of you who can.
I took my case to Engineering paper and a box of inexpensive coloring pencils (least expensive just when school start sales happen July-September), and it suits me.
I work in 1" squares of cloth--maps, geometrics, florals, etc. It's fun.
When I taught classes, I used black ink sharpies on engineering paper. The blue does not show up when you photocopy the pattern grid. On the old printer, we had to adjust the value scale a little sometimes when it got ambitious in its printing.
My etch-a-sketches always got tussled around, nothing like destroying half a day's work reaching for a glass of water.
Not!
How the heck did he make curved lines on an Etch-a-Sketch??
This is amazing!
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