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Published: 2009-11-23 23:54:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 3533; Favourites: 213; Downloads: 81
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Part two of a set of paintings. #1 is Serenity .Watercolor and acrylic on 5 x 7" aquabord (or claybord textured).
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Comments: 76
wonderful job!!!
I really love this piece!!
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The mood of this piece is haunting and seductive, I really like the pose you've chosen. Well done!
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I love it. You did a great job on this one
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Thanks for the feature!!
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Beautiful work, love her expression! awesome skin tone as usual!
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She's gorgeous!!! Love the emotion and her hair and those eyes are eye-catching!!
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shes really beautiful. I love the eyes very much...and the hair
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My God, those reds are beautiful, and the amber in the eyes, the subtlety in the skin tone... you make me want to do more work in real life media again.
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I think there are no word created to describe this artwork, but the only thing i can say is that i think that you should enter the darksiders contest. Of course if you are old enough...
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lovely work she came out beautiful love the red background
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Wow, Rebecca, another wonderful drawing of you. Wonderful, I really love it, the pose the whole emotion coming from her pose, her wonderful yellow eyes!
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Thank you, Bianca!!
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YouΒ΄re welcome. IΒ΄m so sorry I was unable to buy one of your calendars, but stupid economy crisis, had to make compromisse...
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This is absolutely gorgeous! I love her facial expression. You painted her so well! And the hair is just beautiful!
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So beatufiul.. I like her face and tears.. Her eyes are so ipnotic...
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what a great pose! if you don't mind my asking, how did you get that skin tone? awesome work
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Thank you! I did the skin basically the same as in my tutorial [link] but I used Perylene Maroon instead of Alizarin Crimson for the red tone. I wanted a more brownish red than pinkish one. Actually, I more often use PM and that spring fairy is one of the only paintings I can think of that I used AC. It worked better with the pink tones in that painting though.
Hope that helps!
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K this one is definitely my fave of the two!!! Love it!
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