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alexandrabirchmore — Jade Ocean
Published: 2010-01-21 15:52:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 7894; Favourites: 521; Downloads: 0
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Commish for ~kai-stork Originally intended to be a one hour speed, but I took so long to do this that I felt it was only fair I went a bit further
Speed paint commissions are still very much open! See [link] for details.
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Cool. I really like it. Love how you did the horse and the ocean coming in view
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I LOVE the mood the colors in this creat. It feels mysterious and peaceful both at the same time.
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this is simply gorgeous. i love the whole scene, especially the waves and how the glisten and the great shading of the horse. all of it's wonderfully done.
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I think this picture is very beautiful, I really like the sky and the pinkish sheen it casts across everything. The way you potrayed the light, glittering off the horses hair and outlineing him, is a really nice effect. The wave really adds to the picture, it gives you the impression of a hidden depth of this picture. His reflection on the sand and the beach itself is just beautiful. I love how you gave light to the wave, like the sun is coming through it. The horses antonamy is also very good, I love the face, not very many people remeber to enclude the brown on the muzzle for a dark bay. I, too, noticed the back legs are alittle short but I think it works out all and all. This is really good for a speed paint, the detailing and shading are just spot on.
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Absolutely beautiful, the scene is just amazing. I love all the colors <3
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I really like the ocean's colour and how simple but beautiful your speedpaints look like. Great work 
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This is beautiful! 
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This is stunning! I love the colors! The lighting effect is just perfect, I love that you added that line of color around the horse, it definitely adds to the piece.
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yup. That's the result of a bad attempt at fore shortening of the back legs, I was hoping no one would notice
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Oh, I'm sorry. It isn't very noticable! I love your art though, no matter how what looks!
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It's beautiful. But sad. The horse, which resembles a lot of a horse I once loved that died and another horse I once rode but am likely to never meet again, seems distant, like he's going to dive into the ocean and be gone. Forever. Tears almost rise in my eyes. Thank you
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Amazin, as usual. (8 I always get SO excited when I see your deviations in my new ones! Haha!
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This is absolutely stunning, hunni!
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haha WELL I love that you don't always go crazy on the detail. It's that sort of awesome speed paint style mixed with Corel that just brings your images to life 
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Thank you!
Maybe when it comes to speed paints that's the positive side to being incredibly lazy , I always feel that I should refine my pictures more, but I just rarely get up the motivation to do it
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Nah, I do the same thing
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OH MY GOD my jaw is on the ground I absolutely cannot believe how beautiful this is.... thank you so so so much!
Holy damn holy goodness oh my gosh I am speechless!
I'm gonna go gather the broken shocked pieces of myself and will give you a more coherent 'thank you' later.
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Ooo lovely. I need to practice some speed painting. I spend too much time on detail. It's amazing how beautiful simplicity can be.
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You know,...every time I look at one of your speed paintings---speedy or not, I am in awe of how lovely the simplicity is. I try to relax a bit on detail, but just cannot get it to work! I guess I simply can't let go of my attention to detail.
I admire you for that ability.
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I call it laziness with me!
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For me, I just must have it ingrained in my head that if you have a digital program, that I must use it to the fullest of my ability. I'll bet that if I tried to relax doing it traditional, I may have better luck.
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