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CallieFink β Standing Still for 5 Weeks
Published: 2011-01-19 23:28:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 7889; Favourites: 281; Downloads: 0
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Twitter | Facebook | Fine Art AmericaA still life I drew in my class.
The photo is kinda cruddy.
Please excuse the quality until I get a proper photo with proper lighting.White and black charcoal on tan paper. The size is 19x14"
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Is so realistic with a delicate way to draw, nice luminosity effects
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now this is a still life. I see you used a slight blue hue to give it even more bling~
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Hey! This is insane! I've been doing Still life for a year and a half now, but mine are nothing compared to your's.
Why don't you check out my stuff too?
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Hmm, yeah but, how many hours of work? Like, 2 hours each day every day of the week (70 hours) or.. 5 weeks straight (840 hours)
Anyway, astonishing work especially for your age! Hope you keep it up this way
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Well I only worked on it at school, so it was about 2 hours each day, yeah.
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Hmm, I never work for more than a few hours in each peace.. I get bored! Maybe thats why I haven't done anything good yet 
I'll try doing something simmilar
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I love this!
Something I would like to get up to eventually. I do have some StillLife in my account if you wish to look and critique
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I wish i can work at school with other materials than pencil ): ....and with a smaller paper dimension
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Wonderful!
You have just done a brilliant job the with the contrasts and the shadings, it looks really three dimensional.
Well, what can I say? You are even very talented in doing still lifes!
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A beautiful collection of things and a fantastic colour palette.
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wow, that must have demanded a lot of patience
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Wow, the detail and realism is exquisite! I could practically pick up the objects, and I love the texture (especially of the wooden board) - each item looks as though it would feel like a different thing. It really does look photographically accurate - you have marvellous control!
I do feel that the right hand side of the picture isn't as well executed as the left. The folds of material at the left, for instance, are incredibly 3D - it's gorgeous! however, the bottle and material at the extreme right just don't look like they're ready to drop off the page the way the rest of the picture does. Admittedly the lighting is partially responsible, but nonetheless...
All in all tho, incredible work! Really and truly wonderful.
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Butiful art work
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cool! everything is proportional and the shadings are perfect. I especially love the hand and the glass bottle, anyway.
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Wow, amazing! You used the tone of the paper perfectly. It doesn't even look like a charcoal drawing. I bet the film was fun!
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THe roll of film is particularly awesome. Excellent drawing, I applaud thee
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It's still a mystery for me to know how the hell you can obtain such amazing results........
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It takes me a while to realise it is acctually a drawing. Amazing <3
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great job as usual, question how much time do you get in class to draw subject matter like this????? and charcoal is my favorite, i prefer the grey paper but tan always adds flavor to it.
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YOU're taking an art class...um...you should be TEACHING the class, silly!! I'm currently studying art education to become an art teacher and if I ever have a student as talented as you are...well...I'd probably just step aside and let them teach for the rest of the year.
-Derek
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Im doing a still life in my art class too ^_^ Looks amazing, as always
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Excellent! It almost looks like a photograph!
The folds in the cloth and the film are my favorite parts.
Keep up the good work!
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