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Ophelia
Published: 2009-11-09 01:13:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 27254; Favourites: 1763; Downloads: 497
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yup. influenced by arthur rackhamEDIT-
I want to thank everyone for favoriting or commenting on this piece! thank you ^sphilr for featuring me. You guys are amazing and made my entire summer. THANKS! I wish I could say so personally to every person, bu the amount of feedback I got back in one day was so overwhelming that it would take me a week to do it all.
I love you all! thanks!
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Comments: 162
Hi, Happy New Year, I wanted to let you know that I featured this deviation in my journal.
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An well done Ophelia, lovely colors and way to draw.
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Lovely, just as I imagined she might look. Splendid job Afilimona, really.
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I really liked that old Hamlet story.
Congratulations on the Daily Deviation!
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I've been looking for a picture that really captures what I thought Ophelia looked in my head when I read Hamlet. This is totally it. Amazing work!
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I'm really glad I could make the character like you imagined her! Thanks for the lovely compliment
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I LOVE the Art Nouveau feel of this. The colors are splendid and the flow of the 'water' ... is stunning!
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This is so undeniably beautiful and heartbreaking.
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i'm sorry you don't like it. 
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wow, it has a strong Art Nouveau feeling, and the water reflections are fantastic.
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this piece reminds me a lot of something funny. have you watched this?
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btw, this is a really nice work 
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Very pretty. Kind of has a Alphonse Mucha look to it.
What medium is this?
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damn, we're just reading Hamlet in my eng. lit class. and we're actually, i think, JUST before the scene where she dies. :<
i think your rendition is beautiful. something about her expression keeps drawing me back to look at her face. i think it's the peace there, the acceptance of her choice. the fact that you included all those flowers she handed out makes me smile. like she's trying to take their burden with her.
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I thought this was illustrated in a vector software first. This is a master piece. The flow in the drawing is exceptional, colours are so subtle and synonymous and nature is moving. Her eyes, hands the anatomy is shockingly great as will. Thank god the colours are not so vibrant. Bravo! Brilliant work.
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fantastic.
if i could buy the print, i totally would.
lol.
x.
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I like the contemporary touch with the angle and the perspective.
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I fell in love with that picture. Great adaptation to art nouveau
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I can hardly express how much I love this. It embodies much of what I am striving for in my own art - and what I admire in the work of others. I particularly like glass-like look of the water, and the art nouveau inspiration. Beautiful!
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Beautiful!
Love the story it tells as well as the overall feel
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Such a unique style....! Absolutely gorgeous~! 
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Beautiful. This is one of my favorite paintings. I love the modern take on it
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really a great drawing
great job with the colors.
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Ooh! I really like this. I can't tell if her eyes are slightly open or closed. Don't tell me... ;D
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wow! What a wonderful potrayal of Ophelia! Excellent colors too!
Mind if I ask what medium this is? It looks like water color pencil..
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If I remember correctly, I think she did it in gouache (:
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wow! Gouache?! That's amazing!
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She's an amazing lady <3
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