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Published: 2004-05-26 14:26:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 4997; Favourites: 125; Downloads: 739
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Here we are, back in the fantast genre again! This witch was created about three months ago. I wanted to do a dress with a lot of folds and wrinkles without using any reference...this is how it turned out.Related content
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Wow, you have such a wonderful eye for detail! Especialy when it comes to clothes.
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You are the queen of watercolors, I think. This is -amazing- and I absolutely love the fantasy genre! There's nothing you can't do!
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interesting. the colors and feel to it is captivating. good job
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You accomplished your goal of wrinkles w/o a reference quite well! Stunning work. I love how her fingertips almost dissapear into the lightning bolts - she is truly a part of her power.
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Wow. OerhΓΆrt vacker. Man kan nΓ€stan kΓ€nna magin och kraften. VΓ€ldigt mΓ€ktig bild. KlΓ€nningen Γ€r fantastisk och skorna Γ€r ocksΓ₯ jΓ€ttefina. SΓ₯na vill jag ha, haha. Underbar bild!
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You've done a great job on the dress; the wrinkles and highlights sure made it very worthwhile. I also like the effect of the light ball above her, which is pretty difficult to do with watercolor.
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Oh yeah, that is done very well without a reference, you've done well to highlight the figure against the background, too.
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Amazing, simpy amazing... no reference! *dies*
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lovely! i think the sleeves are amazing in particular! great job with the lightning connecting to her fingertips!
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*o*!!! nyaa! by far your best!!!! i loooove it the wrinkles and folds are soooooooooo good! did you use bleach or salt for the lightening?
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congratulations on the folds, first off. Second off, I really like how you did the shading on her skin and how the lightning looks almost a part of the fingers. The dark background, while making sure that the witch is the center of attention (a very good trick), also seems to be a little messy, and changes suddenly from very dark to very light. I'm not suggesting that you change it in this picture (obviously you can't) just that it's something to maybe watch out for in the future. Or maybe you did that on purpose, i dunno.
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She seems to be quite literally drawing down the moon! It's wonderful. I love the power in her face. And perhaps it's just me, but her hair even seems to be charged with the magick, the way it's lifting free from her head... excellent, as usual! :-D
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Magical, in it's own special way.... I like the way u've drawn the lighting.
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yoor watercolor techniques take my breath away..
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Thank you very much!!!
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you are always welcome... i love your work... consider me a fan lol
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Wow! The dress turned out great, especially for not using a reference. I also love the colors in this one. Beautiful job!
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The folds are indeed excellent. The lighting works- even reflects off the fabric and skin in its own individual ways. You certainly have a way with the brush.
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Very nice! 
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another amazing job... ;D I Love your style !
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Wonderful - especially without reference for the fabric!
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again a wonderul piece, I love that beautifully detailed dress ...
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it turned out great! 
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That is really cool. I like how the light actually looks bright to my eyes, not just the picture's.
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It's absolutely gorgeous. All I can do is marvel at your colouring and shading. A master at work
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Oooh, they certainly came out lovely and damn near perfect without ref. Another beautiful pic. Her face is amazing. Love the lighting and colors you chose. Your art never ceases to amaze me. Definitely a 
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