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I'm really obsessed with how pencil looks like pencil even when it's been scanned. I like my images to look as close to real life as I can get once they are on screen. As part of this obsession I need to see how pencil looks when it's scanned at different dpis. I like the narrative this seemingly unexceptional activity creates (like when processing film in the dark room and you test developing times in the bath).
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