WHITE FUR IN PASTEL

[@belbolser9671]

I actually like the longer videos where you go through each step at real time. For me I learn way more that way then with sped up tutorials. I appreciate the time and effort you put into each tutorial, and hope your shoulder heals quickly! Thank you!

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi there Bel, thank you for the feedback on this video - truly appreciated. My shoulder is fine now, thank you. I'm in the process of building a new studio (a garage conversion) so all being well will be able to get back to filming in the New Year. Stay safe and stay creative xXx

[@cliveblackshaw]

Great video, I personally prefer the longer videos. Amazing, informative, and you make it look so easy. Thanks for sharing.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Thank you Clive 😊 Your lovely comment is truly appreciated xXx

[@momasan2]

Beautifully done! Wonderful learning tools, Kerry.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Thank you Sherry, your comment is truly appreciated xXx

[@645girlygirl]

Love the long videos, just starting with pan pastels. Keep up the good work, look after that shoulder too.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Thank you so very much Jackie, truly appreciated xXx

[@juliewhitehead4432]

Hi Kerry please don't apologise for doing a long video, the longer the better for me plus I love the 'waffle' and your sense of humour. Thankyou for this tutorial it's very informative and helpful. Look after your shoulder don't overdo it and hope you feel better soon. PS yes the sound quality is much better x

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Julie Whitehead Thank you Julie for your encouraging comment, truly appreciated 😊 It's good to know that the new microphone has made a difference and that the video isn't too long. As for my shoulder, it feels much better than it did, so definitely on the mend. Best wishes Kerry xXx

[@kittyrings]

Love the long video's they allow people to see how you technique works. I sure hope your shoulder heals up, that can be very painful. I'am very new to the pastels, so whatever you decide to paint, I'm all EYES ON. This video has already helped me understand the application in general. Sometimes I just don't know where to start first.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi there, I'm so glad you enjoyed this longer than normal video :-) Once again your words of encouragement are truly appreciated. I wish you all the best with your art journey xXx

[@ThePepperdawg]

Kerry, please keep recording longer videos showing all the details. The more details the better and I personally prefer mostly real-time. I find it much more useful and informative. Thank you for sharing your pastel techniques! Your drawings are wonderful.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Thank you so very much for your encouraging feedback, it truly is appreciated. xXx

[@ArsPraestigium]

Agreed.

[@debbierandles5018]

I love the long video, please make more of these.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Awe thank you for watching and for leaving such an encouraging comment, truly appreciated xXx

[@michaelmcewan432]

Brilliant work again, you are a star 🌟, love the longer tutorials

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

michael mc ewan Awe thank you Michael, that's great to hear, truly appreciated xXx

[@dawnolmsted7222]

OMG I so knew you could do this !!!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE the subject and you are really getting the hang of doing the voiceover !! And big Thanks to Mr. Wonderful for the new mic !!!!!!

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Dawn Olmsted oh my dear friend thank you so very much for your support and encouragement. Love and hugs xXx

[@MollysMomMay26]

Hi Kerry, I LOVE this video! I love the full length too,,and you are so sweet when you are talking! I hope your shoulder heals soon for you! This is so beautiful!!!

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi there Gail, thank you so very much for watching my video and for leaving such an encouraging comment - truly appreciated :-) My shoulder is definitely on the mend, thank you, and although I've just been diagnosed with the onset of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (never rains but pours lol) I'm now back at my easel and filming my next video - which I hope to release by the end of next week all being well. Thank you once again and bye for now xXx

[@greg9574]

Hi Kerry... Your art is amazing and I greatly appreciate the time and effort required for you to produce these videos. Your instruction is wonderful and it is very relaxing to sit back with a longer video and soak in your technique and knowledge. Thank you.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Greg thank you so very much for not only taking the time to watch my videos but for leaving such an encouraging comment, truly appreciated xXx

[@whiteblossom4077]

Beautiful

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Awe thank you ☺️ Your comment is truly appreciated xXx

[@michaelwood6964]

Good morning Kerry. Thank you very much for your prompt and informative reply. Love your work, and you can't beat a real time tutorial-more please.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Recording voice-overs for my next two videos 😉 xXx

[@lindyclarksonart7815]

Love the long video! Please do some more! Really enjoy listening to you and seeing you work. As you mentioned yourself, it’s great to have going on in the background as I’m working on my own art and I pick up lots of tips! Thanks again and looki)g forward to more from you! 😃😃😃

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Thank you so very much for watching my video and for leaving such wonderful feedback - truly appreciated :-) There are more videos on the way I promise, things this end haven't panned out the way I planned … not complaining though. With three large commissions on the go and now also working for a friend I'm now working seven days a week. I can see a light at the end of the tunnel so hopefully you wont have to wait too long until I can get back to concentrating on my KZbin channel xXx

[@margaretbrownhill1193]

I love your longer videos Kerry, it gives one a better idea of how to do things. I’m watching this again as I wan5 to do a pair of otters for my daughter and partner, challenging I know and different colours, but your tip #bout sticking to mid tones to start with is really helpful as is watching how you apply the pan pastels. I think I’m crazy trying to do this with no tuition but one has to learn somehow lol

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi there Margaret, how are the otters coming along? A lovely subject, especially if the fur on them is wet. Teaching yourself as you go along, in my opinion, is one of the best ways to learn. You can read books and watch videos, but once you start to experiment with your materials that's when you really will start to grow as an artist. Have fun xXx

[@margaretbrownhill1193]

Yes thats what I think, I’ve ordered some sheets of pastelmat from jacksons a pack of 5 of each of the brown and sienna. I’ve be3n thinking a lot about what colour that should be then about the underpainting colours for the pan pastels, I did a seascape for one of my daughters in pan pastels to get used to using them, I’m doing a simple l@ndscape for @nother daughter today for the same reason, it’s like dry painting I like it. I bought a lovely photo of the otters from wildlife photos for artists a site that I really like. The quality of the photos are better than say on pixabay also an indication of the colours in the subject is given which for a beginner like me is helpful. First though I’ve got to try snd paint a small tortioshell butterfly in watercolour for my eldest daughters birthday. I may even think about doing Thst in pastel I’m very tempted to do so, I think I could be more successful, then I’m doing a peregrine falcon at my sons request for his birthday which like my eldest daughter is st 5he end of November, so the otters may be after that. Either way I’m beginning my wildlife art journey in pastels now. I’m hoping Thst my drawing skills will Aid me as well not to mention my observational skills which I’m developing . The thing to figure out is how to transfer my line drawing to the pastelmat I think I may use the white tracedown

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Just a quick thought Margaret - do you know how to use a digital colour picking tool on your reference image? This enables you to choose or mix the correct colour each time xXx

[@GroguTube]

Stunning Kerry.. just getting into pastels after using graphite for years.. interesting and fun medium.. learning lots and this helps with animal portraits. Thank you!

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Awe thank you Gemma, truly appreciated. Stay safe and stay creative xXx

[@GroguTube]

@@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist I will you too!!.. I have a question though, do you frame these pastel pics? and if so do you ever use a mount with Plexiglas instead of actual glass? I've read mixed things about static and whether or not to use fixatives and some say with the mount it's fine to use plexi just remove the charge first by wiping with a damp cloth. Always used acrylic for my graphite drawings as so much lighter and easier to post! any advice appreciated x

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

@@GroguTube Hi there Gemma, yes I always frame my pastel paintings, as they're often exhibited and therefore 'up for sale' so to speak. I never use plexiglass and therefore never recommend it due to it's static attributes. When working pastel on Clairefontaine Pastelmat I've never felt the need for fixative (even when shipping paintings to clients abroad). I only frame with glass but package my paintings extremely well. Yes they are slightly heavier but the difference is calculated into the cost of the final piece, if a client wants to purchase one of my paintings then they are made aware of the shipping costs too etc. xXx

[@GroguTube]

@@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist thanks so much Kerry! great to know!

[@emillyrebbeca324]

Love Pandas 🐼, your Panda is so life like x.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Awe thank you Emilly! Obviously the background is quite stylized but I so glad you like the realism of the Panda xXx

[@margaretbrownhill1193]

Thankyou for suggesting Thst Kerry, I don’t have Thst sort of app on my iPad, I don’t have a pc, it’s a steep learning curve at seventy trying to be technologically aware lol, this is partly why I like getting my photos from the wildlife photos for artists site, it gives on3 an idea and I study the photos a lot to see how the colours work. This is why I love how you do things you’ve made me so much more aware and observant. For example in the photo I have of the falcon if you look closely you can actually see the clouds and the sky reflected in his eyes along with the eye colour. I love your rambles because I learn so much from you I know you think it’s waffling but it’s actually very illuminating 😊

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Always love your feedback Margaret ☺️ Thank you for your ongoing support and encouraging comments - truly appreciated xXx

[@sylvainjanssens6931]

Beautiful artwork ❤🧡💛💚💙💜

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Awe thank you Sylvain, your comment is truly appreciated xXx

[@kat2023.]

Great work, I love the background. Have you done a tutorial for that too? I'd like to learn how to do that as well. The white fur is something I'm trying to get the hang of at the moment. Hope you feel better soon.

[@kat2023.]

Ps I like the longer tutorials, they're so much more informative.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi there Kathleen, thank you for watching my video, there should have been a pop up card for the bokeh background, but here you go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o52yfnaqnsqUaKc Best wishes, Kerry xXx

[@margaretbrownhill1193]

Kerry your instructional videos are so good the way you explain the how’s and the whys, it is invaluable , i Chickened out of doing the swallowtail butterfly in pastel used coloured pencils instead, but I want to do a picture of two otters for m6 daughter and boyfriend using soft pastel and pastel pencil. I will max out on your great tutorials and try snd figure out how to do it lol. I hope That you are well and selfishly hope Thst you are closer to developing your channel as you were hoping to

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Good morning Margaret I hope you are well. So you decided to use a different medium for your butterfly, there's nothing wrong in that at all. In fact if you have come to the point in your artistic journey where you are deciding which mediums are preferable for certain projects then you have already learnt a lot 😊 I hope your otters will prove to be a successful and satisfying pastel project for you xXx Meanwhile this end I am working towards my KZbin channel, I know I have an unfinished pastel tutorial to complete, but in the meantime over the weekend I've also been working on a basic sketching tutorial that will help beginners and the more advanced alike. I've put a post on my Facebook page if you'd like to take a look: facebook.com/KerryNewellWildlifeArtist/ Best wishes, Kerry xXx

[@margaretbrownhill1193]

Thankyou Kerry, yes I’m really good st graphite drawing usually landscapes, with the otters I’m going to practice first on dome pastelmat to build up the layers to get or try to get the impression of fullness for the fur. I have had about thirty five of the Caran d’Ache pastel pencils which I absolutely love more do than my Faber castell ones and have just treated myself to the remainder, they will hopefully arrive this week, I know Thst my soft pastels which are a combination of unison and sennelier will fill the tooth up too quickly on pastelmat fir the underpainting for the otters so may us3 my Daler rowney hard pastels for that whilst using the unison for the background as a bokeh effect. I know Thst I can draw the animals but will use your tutorials and adapt them for the fur. My daughter said to take my time there is no rush lol, but I will enjoy the process. It would be lovely to do more animal portraits, there is a barn owl I want to do for my sons partner, but it’s all a learning curve now lol

[@weefirebelle]

Just found you on KZbin. Your videos are lovely, and very helpful. I don't mind them being long either as I can always return and continue where I left you if I can't watch in one sitting. I have watched a couple already now, and enjoyed your chatting too. I just starting to watch this one. Your wildlife art is stunning, I really appreciate the time it must take to provide these videos and explaining what you're doing and what you're using to achieve your very beautiful resulting artwork. Thanks Kerry

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi there Alexandra, thank you so very much for not only watching my videos but for leaving such an encouraging comment too, truly appreciated. Hopefully it shouldn't be too long before I can start recording again (the easy bit, it's the editing that baffles me lol) xXx

[@korrinabastion87]

Thank you once again for a super tutorial. I love that this was a long one since I'm normally drawing or cleaning when I watch these. I also watch them more than once. This Panda is very realistic. The way you apply the pastels to make texture is well worth watching. I think it will take me awhile to get it right however. Ive just tried to do birds with a pan pastel background and lightfast for the birds. Its ok but not great. Ive sent my Mum your youtube channel as she has just started doing art classes and i think you will be easier for her to follow since you explain everything so well. This is a older tutorial so im unsure if you have done many long ones since but I will look out for them. thank you Kerry

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi there Korrina its lovely to hear from you again. Your ongoing support and encouraging words really are appreciated. I'm glad that you enjoyed this longer than usual video 😊 Pandas are so cute aren't they. I'm currently working on a private commission, but will be filming for my KZbin channel as soon as it's finished. I've plenty of KZbin projects waiting in the wings so to speak and can't wait to get back to it. Thank you for sharing my channel with your mum - that's wonderful news. I hope she finds my style of teaching useful. Any questions you know where I am. Looking forward to speaking with you again soon. Stay safe and stay creative xXx

[@artbyconniedawn9680]

Amazing again. Pleased I found your tutorials.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Thank you once again Connie, truly appreciated xXx

[@brendatrujillo2666]

Hi, Kerry! I am soooooo very happy I found your channel. Please do NOT apologize for doing a long video! You do your fans a WONDERFUL service by making long videos. They are so very helpful and so motivating! I just know I will become better at this because of YOU! I am very thankful to you for your generosity in taking so much time and effort to help us understand how to develop our work. More long videos PLEASE! I haven’t used pan pastels before and I am anxious to start using them after watching your videos. Love your beautiful work. You are amazing. BTW, would you ever consider creating a male lion? Again, THANK YOU for making these wonderful videos!

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi there Brenda I hope you are well. Thank you for watching my video and for taking the time to leave such a wonderfully encouraging comment - truly appreciated indeed, you've just made my day 😃 I do thoroughly recommend Pan Pastels, they are a little more expensive than normal soft pastels but they seem to last forever. As for your 'male lion' suggestion - I've added it to my 'to do' list. Once I have a decent amount of suggestions I'll be popping them into a jar. I'll then randomly choose from the jar to make some video projects xXx

[@brendatrujillo2666]

Kerry Newell - Professional Wildlife Artist Sounds wonderful. I can’t wait to see more of your process as you design and work on the requests from the jar. You will probably be swamped with requests. Thanks!

[@sharonspradbury8738]

Hi Kerry, great video, I like the longer videos with lots of detail & explanation, rather than speeded up which are not so helpful.. hope your shoulder's soon better.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi there Sharon, thank you for watching my video and for taking the time to leave such encouraging feedback - truly appreciated xXx As for my shoulder - it's definitely on the mend, thank you xXx

[@margaretbrownhill1193]

Just watching this Kerry, how pan pastels would one need, as they are quite expensive I don’t want to get ones that are unnecessary @nd I wouldn’t use if that makes sense. At present I’m saving for the Caran d’Ache pastel pencils I have about a dozen that I bought opens stock and they are amazing like all their ranges, I have to admit I’m a c d fan

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi there Margaret. Yes the pans are expensive initially but they seem to last forever, well a very long time compared to pastel sticks. The amount of colours required to start off with really depends on the subjects you wish to create. I purchased 30 individual pans, but you could start with as little as five as they're completely mixable, then add to your collection as needs be. Depending on how much you want to spend you could go for one of the '20 sets'. Whatever you decide I'm pretty sure you wont regret your purchase :-) Best wishes, Kerry xXx

[@joyellis3354]

Hi Kerry I have been eagerly waiting for your next tutorial I hope your shoulder is not to bad as I have the same problem I just hope you are okay.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi there Joy, thank you for this comment (I missed it first time round). Thankfully my shoulder has now settled down completely so I can at last get back to my easel 😊 I hope yours is feeling better too xXx

[@carinapoyser5833]

Wow! ... so glad I came across your channel. Your work is beautiful and even more amazing as you are self taught. Love how you explain everything and if I win the lottery I will definitely get a one to one tutorial with you lol. Cant wait to watch some more that you have done.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Awe thank you Carina, your encouraging words are truly appreciated xXx

[@whozart9418]

Love the long video, I'm new to PanPastel so it was interesting to the process of application in real time, your tutorial is excellent.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Whoz Art Thank you for watching my video and for leaving a comment, truly appreciated. All the best with your Pan Pastel adventure. xXx

[@margaretbrownhill1193]

I prefer to stick with the content you provide, rather than go to shall we say an obvious choice !, with what you teach and what I’ve learned through my graphite work I believe I can find a way

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi there Margaret I hope you're keeping well. Stay safe and stay creative xXx

[@Horsewoman-pt2ku]

Beautiful work. I have not worked with pastelmat but have ordered fabriano ingres and am hoping that will layer similar to pastelmat. The cost just recently has soared expensive to the US.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi there I hope you are keeping well. Thank you for your kind comment regarding my artwork, truly appreciated. How are you finding the Ingres paper? The Ingres that I have used has been unlike pastelmat, as in its texture is unlike the cork-like feel of pastelmat and holds less layers. However some artists love it. Stay safe and stay creative xXx

[@juliezieve1549]

HI Kerry,your work is Fabulous,QI would like to come to your next work shop,how.do I go about it. Regards, Julie Zieve,Zimbabwe

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi again Julie :-) I hope you are well. Thank you for watching my videos, truly appreciated. My workshops run in the UK at the moment (I see you are in Zimbabwe). My workshop dates for 2019 haven't been advertised yet as they are still being scheduled. Once they are set I shall release them in my next website newsletter - so please feel free to subscribe: www.KerryNewell.com Best wishes, Kerry xXx

[@michaelwood6964]

Do you use fixative? If not, how do you protect your artwork after completion?

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Good morning Michael, thank you for watching my video. In reply to your question - no I don't usually use a fixative, I just frame each piece once completed. However, having said that, on the rare occasion when a little fixative is required (for example when sending a painting overseas) I do spray a very light layer of Winsor & Newton Pastel Fixative. I hope you find this information helpful xXx

[@yongchae3001]

Love this video,,,,,!!!!:) Now I can try to draw my white cat and old English sheep dog which looks like pander haha. Thank you so much for every effort. Just one question please. Now I’m about to order pan pastels. Can I have the numbers you used for this tutorial..? I will wait buying any until I can have your reply. Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi there, I'm so pleased to know you enjoyed this video. Thank you for taking the time to comment. Pan pastels used for this piece - Paynes Grey, Black, Red Iron Oxide, Raw Umber, Neutral Grey, Neutral Grey Tint and Titanium White xXx

[@joyellis3354]

Hi don't apologise for any thing you do a great video for us thankyou you are a star

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Joy Ellis Awe thank you Joy, you're lovely comment is truly appreciated 😊 xXx

[@margcromack1229]

where do I finf how to do the panda bk ground u f? how many pastel pencils is a good set. 24 48?

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi there Marg I hope you are well. I tend to go with 'get what you can afford' regarding sets. The more choice the better for me. Here's a link to my bokeh background video, the colours and shapes applied are completely interchangeable so have fun :-) kzbin.info/www/bejne/o52yfnaqnsqUaKc

[@deborahtruthwillsetyoufree4217]

Where do you get the photos to copy? I find it hard to find photos where you can see the detail close up. Thanks for these videos, so helpful.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Deborah Truthnotlies Hi there Deborah I hope you are well. Thank you for watching my video and for taking the time to leave an encouraging comment - truly appreciated. If you are unable to take your own reference images you can find copyright-free images at various online websites. Free ones include www.Pixabay.com and www.UnSplash.com I hope you find these websites useful 😊 xXx

[@deborahtruthwillsetyoufree4217]

@@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist Thanks for your reply. Yes I've come across Pixabay, didn't know about Unsplash, will have a look. Thanks again. ☺

[@margclement5606]

Would it be possible to see your reference photo as you work? Thank you

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi there Marg, that's a great idea, I'll try to incorporate this in some of my future videos where possible. xXx

[@suzanneboily5224]

Where and what do you call those spoon sponge at end.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Suzanne Boily Hi there, thank you for watching my video, truly appreciated. The sponge applicators are called Sofft tools and can be found on many online stores including: www.jacksonsart.com/panpastel-sofft-knives-covers-mixed?channable=0044a5696400363934363873&___store=jacksonsart_en&gclid=Cj0KCQjwwOz6BRCgARIsAKEG4FVfBYypxC3bHc4ePTD1H1NQPW6FlK05uZbUJLhRxzruu4mkCcm90mgaApPdEALw_wcB I hope this link helps you. Stay safe and stay creative xXx

[@MrSnipper805]

Awesome, I am learning to do animal portraits I do not sell any artwork it's purely for my pleasure. If it is OK with you can I please try this panda just as a practice piece? if not I fully understand. I think your work is wonderful and if you ever start a patreon page I will be signing up.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi there Peter thank you for your kind words regarding my work, truly appreciated. I’d appreciate it if you didn’t copy this painting as it is as the original is for sale as an original painting and not a tutorial piece. Thank you for understanding & I wish you well with your artistic endeavours 😊 xXx

[@MrSnipper805]

@@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist Thank you for your reply Kerry, I totally understand, you have given me some good tips which I can hopefully use in another panda painting. Thanks again

[@margcromack1229]

don't want to b a bother,but where do I find the pandas background? And how big of a set of pastel pencils is adequate? 12,24,36?? Last comment spell check put in things I did not want. Sorry.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi there Marg, I don't have a video for this specific background, but you can follow my bokeh background video and change the colours to suit your needs. Regarding the pastel pencils - if you can afford to get a large set than that would be better than a smaller set. 24 would be a good set to start off with. xXx

[@alphat4551]

You do beautiful work! I would like to say that it's a shame that you decided to take up so much screen space with your banner and logo. I tried to ignore this but find it hard to watch the video, especially on a small screen. I follow other artists and don't see them using up screen space with their logos and other information. I heard your reasoning but hope you change your mind. I post my photography online and never add my logo on any of my photos. With today's powerful software tools available to almost anyone, there is and will always be ways to remove anything from a video or a photo.

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Thank you for watching my video and for taking the time to leave a comment - truly appreciated. I have three videos lined up for editing so will omit the the sidebar (but will keep the transparent logo for now) xXx

[@martinevallee5340]

Hi! I love your art! Why don't you create a Patreon page? :)

[@kerrynewell-wildlifeartist]

Hi there Martine I hope you are well. Thank you for taking the time to watch my video and to leave such an encouraging comment - truly appreciated ☺️ If I had more spare time I would love to not only film more tutorials for KZbin but set up a Patreon page too. Unfortunately at this time I’m lacking the hours I need to do these things. However, who knows what the future my bring. Thank you once again, stay safe and stay creative xXx

[@roxanamiranda5621]

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