The Make us Laugh Challenge Thread

[Caete]

If that is your idea of a colander, I pity the drains in your kitchen sink. That or you need glasses more than I do!

 

[Tigar]

 

[Clara D.]

 

[Kamilah Hauptmann]

 

[Tigar]

 

[Free]

 

[Clara D.]

That "what did I just do" post-sex look

 

[Free]

 

[Sid]

 

[Tigar]

That "what did I just do" post-sex look

Been there, done that

 

[Sid]

And the award for Most Bad Ass Goggles goes to:

 

[Katheryne Helendale]

They threw me out of the cinema once for bringing my own food. But come on – the prices are way too high! Plus, I haven’t had a barbecue in months!

 

[Soen Eber]

Depending on the "toothyness" or grain of the paper I usually start with an HB or 2H for the light preliminary sketch work, keeping a light pressure to make sure not to mark the paper which would create shine problems later on. For sketching which needs a high variation in tone use B starting from 2B and up, but with fine detail work with a limited tonal range - which would also reproduce well with no blowouts from the softer graphite in the B range - such as technical illustration, then a 4H would be ideal, unless you can get away with loss of precision due to pencil weardown where a 2H would also be acceptable. It all depends on what you want to do, really.

Interesting question, thanks for asking

 

[Sid]

 

[Free]

 

[Sid]

 

[Free]

 

[Tigar]

He should embrace the love shack and make it his own!

 

[Tigar]

And also, when exactly did you take the survey?

 

[Tigar]

That’s something mai brother woulda done.