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Published: 2010-06-16 21:47:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 27499; Favourites: 3033; Downloads: 471
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A little something for ACI have a lot of glittery acrylic ink that I never use and finally decided to prepare some paper with it. Unfortunately it doesn't scan so only those who go to AC will be able to see it in all its garish glory
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That's wonderful ! Somehow it looks like watercolour.
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Hey! Minachan read a book book when she was in 6th or 8th grade, don't remember which, with a similar title. It was call Firebringer and was about a dear, thought it was ironice that your picture and title was close to a book Mina read. It was a good book if your into dear that talk to eachother and stuff like that... Anyway you did really good, considering to Mina that dear are one of the hardest animals to draw... and birds...
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I love the idea, the colors, and the smooth quality to this painting. I can really hear the 'swooosh' of stars being added to the sky!
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Awww. I never get to see the greatest stuff. I'm jealous - You know this would make a beautiful header on some stationary.
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This is so gorgeous... I love the concept, the slight streaking of speed and substance, with the small (and not overwhelming or contrived!) flash just behind the head, the complimentary star spots... I also really like that you didn't make the edges hard and sharp. The more free-form raggedness of them gives it a more dream-like effect that really fits well with the piece. Even without the glitter, this scan would make a marvelous print. I'd love to put him in a bedroom or library.
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If I favourited each and every piece you put up here, I'd run out of room! Marvelous!
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Perhaps not- though it might be a bit tedious for someone browsing my favourites (And myself of course) to search through all of the ones I favourite! (I warn you, however, I may just end up favouring them anyways! XD)
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is that watercolor? if it is, then I gotta practice more
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This has the feeling of something mythic about it.
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Awesome Job!!1 I love the feel of the piece and the ambience in it. The colors really bring the mood out that adds to the piece definitely! I also like how the light is coming from behind the head of the animal and how the colors swirls and follow the deer. The specks of white give it texture and a sort of familiar look. Keep it up!
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Oh, this is just beautiiiifullll. Truly mystic and lovely.
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This is gorgeous! Saw it in =CricketWings feature
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that's the problem with glitter paints.... it's very hard to convincingly explain that -actually- its a dazzling rainbow of awesome in person
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Love this! It reminds me of the ending of the old "Deer of Nine Colors" cartoon...Have you seen that? I think you'd like it:
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end scene
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glitter ink YAY!
wish i could attend, would love to see this piece up close
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Gotta love the sparkley! Very neat piece. The style is beautiful. I particularly like the waves ( I can't think of a better word right now) coming off the front hooves. Excellent work!
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So beautiful~
Makes me think of the dark winter nights.
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I've never used inks before, but seeing the word glittery makes me wonder; what's it like to work with? Glitter is known to stick to everything, so I'm curious as to whether the ink does it too.
Excellent work! I like the way the image goes from the flowing lines to just being uh.. not.. line-y. My brain just died, pardon the stupid words xD;
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Oh this is so beautiful and dreamlike.
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Hehe, I always admired stags, especially after seeing a necklace of the stag lord Cernunnos at a renaissance fair. Great stuff, definitely a fav.
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I am reminded of David Clement-Davies's book Fire Bringer. It's an anthropomorphic novel dealing with deers. I'm curious if that is just a coincidence or if it played some part in the conception this lovley peice.
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Very nice, I like the kind of flow that's in the picture.
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