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Gassendi Crater - my first Lunar sketch
#5390760 - 08/28/12 12:54 AM Attachment (47 downloads)
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My first Lunar sketch - Gassendi crater on 27 Aug 2012, 22-23 CDT, observed through my 8" Newtonian at 240x mag (Baader Hyperion 5mm). Charcoal / graphite on vellum bristol.
Whew! This is really hard, probably undertook too big of a challenge for the first time!
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astronz59
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Re: Gassendi Crater - my first Lunar sketch
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#5390866 - 08/28/12 05:07 AM
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Really good job of your first lunar sketch! I like how you have rendered the detail with strong, confident lines and shading. Can't wait to see more!  
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Andrev
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Re: Gassendi Crater - my first Lunar sketch
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#5390897 - 08/28/12 06:05 AM
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Pretty good for a first sketch.
Andre.
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JeanB
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Re: Gassendi Crater - my first Lunar sketch
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#5390955 - 08/28/12 07:38 AM
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Wow, this target was certainly difficult to sketch, but it was certainly not too big a challenge for your skills! Your sketch is magnificient!
Jean
Edited by JeanB (08/28/12 10:04 AM)
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Jef De Wit
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Re: Gassendi Crater - my first Lunar sketch
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#5391623 - 08/28/12 02:20 PM
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If this is a first sketch, what should it be within 10 lunardrawings!
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marcink
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Re: Gassendi Crater - my first Lunar sketch
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#5391641 - 08/28/12 02:29 PM
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Thank you for your comments. It took me 1.5 hour to sketch it. The amount of detail one starts to see while sketching is just absolutely amazing.
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niteskystargazer
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Re: Gassendi Crater - my first Lunar sketch
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#5391833 - 08/28/12 04:26 PM
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Marcink,
Very nice sketch of Gassendi Crater .
CS,KLU,
Thanks,
Tom
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frank5817
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#5392337 - 08/28/12 10:30 PM
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Marcin,
Very well done. It is one of the finer craters that poses well for a sketch. Very fine portrait of Gassendi.
Frank
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Uwe Pilz
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Re: Gassendi Crater - my first Lunar sketch
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#5392519 - 08/29/12 12:46 AM
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Very good for the first time! Keep sketching. I am awaiting your next results.
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Ed D
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Re: Gassendi Crater - my first Lunar sketch
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#5393925 - 08/29/12 08:41 PM
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Very good sketch. I also checked out your scope - WOW!!!
Ed D
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scopelover
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Re: Gassendi Crater - my first Lunar sketch
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#5402236 - 09/04/12 01:19 AM
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OMG ! .... That is a fantastic sketch... and 100% more for being your 1st!?? ....
Folks, this is a true artist!
Well done!
Now its time for you to create a book of your own .... Who will offer to publish this great work?
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marcink
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#5403343 - 09/04/12 04:03 PM
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Wow, thank you all! That's very encouraging.
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Erix
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Re: Gassendi Crater - my first Lunar sketch
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#5403352 - 09/04/12 04:06 PM
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that's an excellent first sketch...and of one of the more difficult craters to render. Well done!
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