Scribble July 1916

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Do we have to submit in quill and ink?
Acorn

Here's what I see:

Thought I saw the shape of Homer's head on first looking at the scribble - close, but no cigar!
Bob.

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Do we have to submit in quill and ink?
Acorn

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Do we have to submit in quill and ink?
Acorn

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how ever you want to Acorn. Did I do something wrong again to prompt this question?

Oh yeah I found out from zephodest (john) that I messed up the year. Oops, sorry it should be 2016

@Egg and Bob, thank you they both look good.

Note: It's getting harder and harder to come up with a new line for the scribble with out repeating myself. I guess if I keep doing what I'm doing, they may look similar but shouldn't be a duplicate of previous lines.

"It's getting harder and harder to come up with a new line for the scribble with out repeating myself."
That's what I found when I was doing this forum, Larry. I think you are doing really well!
Bob.

Thanks Bob. I sort of figure some of the lines may be close but not the same.

Here is my entry.
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Couldn't decide which I liked best?!
So, I thought I'd post all of them.

Good ones Watcher900 Rik.

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Acorn

You'll never make a hairdresser Acorn.

What ever it is I feel sorry for it ;)) Good one Acorn.

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Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill

You'll never make a hairdresser Acorn.

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You should see the Before picture!
Acorn

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how ever you want to Acorn. Did I do something wrong again to prompt this question?

Oh yeah I found out from zephodest (john) that I messed up the year. Oops, sorry it should be 2016

@Egg and Bob, thank you they both look good.

Note: It's getting harder and harder to come up with a new line for the scribble with out repeating myself. I guess if I keep doing what I'm doing, they may look similar but shouldn't be a duplicate of previous lines.

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That's ok..., 1916 is a nice vintage...
I remember when I started this, there were a few times I would literally get "scribble-block" trying to come up with an interesting line.

Thanks, Larry! Here are two scribbles with a fill made from a contoured and twisted linear repeating fill.

Is it edible Penny? Looks tasty.

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Originally Posted by Penny O'Rorke

Thanks, Larry! Here are two scribbles with a fill made from a contoured and twisted linear repeating fill.

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Looks good Penny. Only thing is I only see one scribble. Am I missing something or just being dense.

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Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill

Is it edible Penny? Looks tasty.

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Maybe we should eat it and find out.

Thanks, Egg and Larry. It does look a bit like old fashioned barley sugar! That fill technique produces interesting patterns. And it was me being dense as there are actually four scribbles, two for the body, crossed over with an iron profile, and one for each fin.

Yup, I've got no idea either :D

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Thanks Jonopen, that little guy appears to be in extreme danger.

Looks like one of Garys worms Jono. Very frightening.