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Subject: From: URL: E-mail:	Re: Re: A story of separation ^^; (Thu Apr 27 20:37:39 2000 ) Saiyan Wolf http://anime-online.com/SaiyanWolf saiyanwolf@anime-online.com
Pencil sketches can be removed with very little difficulty if you get them slightly damp. I have done this a couple of times, with good results. Only thing is the sketch is damaged (or ruined in some cases -_-) most of the time. I'm only willing to do this on partial sketches (one was of just the jaw of a character and the other was the hair). Anyway... it will work (at least in my case it has ^_^) but you don't want to do it on a perfectly good sketch just because it's stuck. :) Regards, Sheri

• A story of separation ^^; - Jey Kama (Thu Apr 27 09:17:33 2000 )
  • Re: A story of separation ^^; - jINx (Thu Apr 27 18:47:09 2000 )
    • Re: Re: A story of separation ^^; - Saiyan Wolf (Thu Apr 27 20:37:39 2000 )
    • Re: Re: A story of separation ^^; - Hachi-san (Thu Apr 27 20:46:26 2000 )
    • Re: Re: A story of separation ^^; (whoops) - Hachi-san ~_~; (Thu Apr 27 20:49:04 2000 )
      • how do you properly dry the sketch? - clinton (Thu Apr 27 22:33:55 2000 )
        • Re: how do you properly dry the sketch? - Hachi-san (Thu Apr 27 23:27:47 2000 )
          • Re: Re: how do you properly dry the sketch? - dreams of blue (Fri Apr 28 00:09:47 2000 )
            • Re: anyone tried ironing it? - rosemary (Fri Apr 28 03:26:45 2000 )
              • Re: Re: anyone tried ironing it? - Drac of the Sharp Smiles (Fri Apr 28 06:32:22 2000 )
        • Re: to properly dry a sketch (maybe) - mouse (Fri Apr 28 04:44:27 2000 )
  • Re: A story of separation ^^; - valerie (Fri Apr 28 02:36:11 2000 )

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