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Recentish badges. The top was done in acrylic ink, and the bottom three are oil.Related content
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You work so well with your materials that you fool your contemporaries as well. It's another testament to your skills. I don't know a thing about the paint versus ink - this is the first I've heard of acrylic ink actually - but as always I'm struck by the facial expressions. I don't know that anyone could find fault with someone elses commissions, but I'm curious about the green shaded chest on the bottom character. My fiance asked why she's wearing grass. 
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Snow leopards! I love big cats. The second character kind of looks drugged. Her eyes sort appear to be looking off in different directions. The third character I adore. He looks so similar to the style of the main character from the Disney movie Dinosaurs. Iguanadons, that's what they were called. The last character I'm having trouble figuring out the placement of the body. Is it a humanish figure standing upright or a four-legged figure with the body moving towards the right of the picture.
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Very pretty, the first one has nice fur texture, and they all have a nice little smile.
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I especially like the top one, the snow lepord, for some reason.
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Great work, I really like the colouring and expressions. 
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they're all gorgeous! 
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Ugg, how do you get oil to look like water color?
*is jealous*
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lots and lots of solvent. It spreads the pigment out to make transparencies, just like watercolor.
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Neat! I might try that. Oils and me have never really been friends, I've always been an acrylics girl.
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Awesome! XD I especially like the one at the top.
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the bottom three are oil?! They look like watercolor!
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I really like this pantera on top (it's pantera, isn't it? 
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Beautiful work, I like the first two badges the most.
But I've got the strange feeling that the first one is the only one done with oil and the other three ones are done with acrylic inks. But your description says the first one is the only one done with acrylic inks and the other three were painted with oil paint ... I just wonder if that's really correct? Since I work with oil paint and acrylic inks as well I'm really curious.
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It's true! The top is acrylic ink. the rest are oil. It might be the level of opacity that is confusing... for the top one, the commissioner wanted a more photographic, painterly style. So I piled the paint on thicker. But I usually do a lot of transparency work, in oil as well. I just pile in the solvent and additive.
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Wow, that really is kind of unexpected! o.o
Well, then your painting skills were able to mislead me quite a lot, I guess.
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I. My. God. <3333 LOVE! ^^ They're all amazingly detailed and well done. I admire your control and use of the paint itself and your skill in drawing the characters.
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I. My. God. <3333 LOVE! ^^ They're all amazingly detailed and well done. I admire your control and use of the paint itself and your skill in drawing the characters.
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this is lovely, you have such control over the paint, it is amazing and the results are beautiful work
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I love the lizard one's design, it's very fun and unusual.
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The blue lizard one's the best. I nice characters,you should do something else with them. That'll be awesome.
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If I ever ran into a Dinosaur that'd be the best one... I think, aslong as the cute smile isnt because he found dinner
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Like all of these. :3 So well detailed and very cute.
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Very very nice! 
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pretty
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