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Inverted - Killer
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February.28.2014 DIN-A4 11.7 x 8.3 inch
Description
"East End", London 1888:
'In the pale moon light, the metal glistens. A short light reflection and the arm moves down - again and again'.
The cases were never solved, although sometimes it was very close (only minutes) - almost the police had catched him.
Even today it is not clear who he was.
Five prostitutes were murdered, four of them badly mutilated.
In the meantime, there are movies about him:
Jack The Ripper
(of course I had a portrait photo of him, to make this drawing 
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Steps
I inverted the original picture (on the computer) into a bright version and with that I made the bright drawing. After that I scanned the drawing and inverted it on the computer.
First I show the 'real' drawing on the paper and then the steps.
The pre-drawing and the black shadows are only minimal, so I'll spare them and put the inverted images side by side.
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Tools/Material
| Paper | normal printer-papier (DIN-A4...A6) normal sketchbook paper (DIN-A3) |
| Pencil HB | for pre drawing, fine lines, area-darkening and graphite-powder |
| Eraser | (2 x 2 x 0.6 cm) for area-lightening |
| Eraser | (small - at the end of a pencil) to smear graphite-powder |
| Sandpaper | to produce graphite-powder with the HB-pencil |
| Paper handkerchief | to smear graphite-powder or for blurring (wide areas) |
| Finger | to smear graphite-powder or for blurring (middle areas) |
| Pen with bicycle tube | to smear graphite-powder or for blurring (small areas) |
| Cardboard | to smear graphite-powder or for blurring (tiny areas) |
| Eraser-template | simple construction with a gap (1 x 30mm) |
| Eraser-template | simple construction with a gap (1 x 2mm) |
| Extra papers | to protect areas |
Version March.15.2015
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