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Published: 2007-01-20 12:33:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 2812; Favourites: 73; Downloads: 95
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Chalk Pastel on coloured paper (A2 approx)(wallpaper download 1280 x 960 pixels)
Direct link to my 'wildlife' journal
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I feature this wonderful work in my journal. [link]
Hope that is okay with you. If you don't want it there please inform me and I will remove it immediately. Bye Sunny
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the attention to detail again, just beautiful piece
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I like it how youยดve "framed" the surrounding with blend in-style 
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This is beautiful, and so realistic. I love the water, and the way you have faded it out is really effective.
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Amazing...! Loving all of your animal works so far.
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That's a lovely picture that is. I love Zebra. You totally rock!! 
I'm drawing Z's now, I appreciate the stripes, and the shape of the anatomy.
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Many thanks. Good luck with the Zebra study - of all the non-predatory African wildlife, I find them the most graceful (next to the Kudu - which I also enjoy)
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Yes, i like Kudu too and Impala and I once drew a picture of two Onyx fighting, Zebra ar presently my fav.
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This is amazing! The empty space and the tone of the paper really adds to the piece
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Many thanks! I sometimes work with the philosophy that negative space is as important as possitive space. The correct composition of 'empty' space can do a lot for the subject of an art piece.
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Well, it is lovely. Something I feel that I must work on
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