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S.O.T.D. Saturday 19th March to Friday 25th March 2016
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That is a really nice 1924. You should be proud![/QUOTE]
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Yesterday's SOTD.
It is becoming increasingly obvious that I don't understand how to draw proportions - or well, how to draw really
Now guess what on earth this is:
Answer here:
It is becoming increasingly obvious that I don't understand how to draw proportions - or well, how to draw really
Now guess what on earth this is:
Answer here:
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Paul, you really need a brown handle, same shape as the others (just for completeness)
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Posting today's quick sketch also proves that I have no shame whatsoever.
I asked a friend this afternoon, without providing any context, what she thought I had drawn and her reply was:
"It's like a hammer or maybe something you use in the kitchen like a potato peeler. I dunno"
It is a terrible drawing? Sure. I don't think this is guessable
And the reveal here:
I asked a friend this afternoon, without providing any context, what she thought I had drawn and her reply was:
"It's like a hammer or maybe something you use in the kitchen like a potato peeler. I dunno"
It is a terrible drawing? Sure. I don't think this is guessable
And the reveal here:
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Yesterday's SOTD.
It is becoming increasingly obvious that I don't understand how to draw proportions - or well, how to draw really
Now guess what on earth this is:
1907 Ever Ready Lather Catcher, naturally
I do, don't I? I have asked the retailer, but I doubt they'll swing much weight with the folks who produce these. In the meantime, I've bought a wooden handled one which is similar.
I don't mind as the brown case came along after the other five and after I'd formed the idea of buying the colour-coded brushes. I can treat it as a special case; a Deluxe Deluxe, if you will. It's of an age that really suits the brush I paired with it.
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Posting today's quick sketch also proves that I have no shame whatsoever.
I asked a friend this afternoon, without providing any context, what she thought I had drawn and her reply was:
"It's like a hammer or maybe something you use in the kitchen like a potato peeler. I dunno"
It is a terrible drawing? Sure. I don't think this is guessable
Doh! Blue tip! I had black tip Superspeed ... must have been thrown off the scent by the colour of the ink, damn it!
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Shavemac DO1 2 band silvertip
Digress XL HD Brass
Vetiver de Haiti
Rapira blade
A very comfortable, issue free shave. Dialed up to number 3.
Hey Nishy, what're the specs on that D01 knot? And that handle material? I tried Bernds tortoise once but the see through knot was an eye sore, this one looks great.