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wow excellent work, I have been doing similar work for years but I am where I noticed the growth of abstract pointillism in the current of art since I was able to attend an auction recently and some of the artists sold a painting for US $ 150,000 if my memory does not fail me its name was Gabino Amaya Cacho I would like to expand my work towards that field of the painting.
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Can I buy it?i luv this so much.e-mail:103569691@qq.com
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I love how you have so much color variation within a single wash, great work!
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You sir are the best watercolorist in the world !
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You are really good at perspective. Love all your water colour paintings.Keep up the good work
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your work is amazing! this looks like a photograph.
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I just find your works....REALY BEAUTIFULL..watercolour is SO DIFFICULT !!
Congratulations..it's amazing !!:
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Shit man, these are all so beautiful! I can't get over how well you handle watercolor- I'd love to work like that. Any tips for beginners?
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Hahah- will do, thanks. I'm heading on vacation and bringing my watercolors with me! Peace!
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how amazing! i could actually feel the sunlight!
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Oooo chyba tam wczoraj bylam!!!
Btw co to za papier, cudna faktura
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Appreciate how well you are able to convey such mood and depth with subtle washes and well composed compositions. Fine work as always.
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Hey! I love your watercolours... Could you tell me how you get those white little dots? I assume you drop some water, but I can't get that result with only water...
Take care!
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try dropping little grains of ordinary salt into wet watercolour washes. Be very patient. they will create those little stars of light, but must only be brushed off when the paper is later perfectly dry. Salt grinders can create more variable sizes of 'stars' since the grains are likely to be less uniform and the effect can be quite pleasant, provided just a little salt is used. Less IS more!
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GREAT!
I'll try that!
Thanks a lot
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table salt on wet paint will give you those white marks.
Good luck
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Cool! I'll give it a try! Thanx!
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in my journal: [link] Thanks so much for inspiring me! 
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Beautiful. This looks so realistic in a dreamy way.
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The light in your paintings always astounds me.
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I can almost feel the warmth of the sun..excellent!
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When I saw the thumbnail of this picture on the main DA page, I thought it was an actual photo! Nice work!
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Umm... you got the medium wrong. I think you meant...
'Awesome 50x50 cm'
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excellent work! I like deep shades on the facades.
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Nice. You broke the static atmosphere at this one witch colors and contrast of composition. I advise that left building could be lesser and white area could go out from top left and would be a better dynamic composition.
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Your works are great but you keep getting better and better
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Such gorgeous piece.
Love the composition. Well done!
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