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very cool. cool composition. cool contrasts.
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You have some serious skills man... nice bro.Β You motivate me.Β Rock on!
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Your gallery is stunning. I have looked at it over and over and each piece is more beautiful than the last. Thank you for sharing your work.
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i almost can feel the softness of the fabric, amazing
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Quite humbling. Exceptionally beautiful, this one.
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Wow, just magnificent. Where did you learn to draw like that? You are unbelievable where portraits, figures and folds of massive fabric is concerned. How long have you been drawing of that calibre? Your work is mesmerizing and intimidating at the same time. Wow again.
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so much emotion, so much life in this drawing..this is truly a masterpiece!! amazing..you are so talented
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stunning artwork, really emotional and expressive.
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This is stunning! Your technique is perfect. I'm very impressed by your hatching skills. Rock on!
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Absolutely gorgeous lines and textures. Poignant and exquisite.
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could stare at this for hours, all the lines are great, each fold is impeccable
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Also, I hope you don't mind, but I used your drawing in my assignment for school, with appropriate citation of course.
Here is the critique: (Please provide an image of a two-dimensional design or work of art, which you believe makes use of contrasting value and/or texture to enhance the sense of depth and volume in the design.)
This drawing, done by Kamilsmala, renders a strong sense of depth and volume through use of tonal progressions and texture. The bottled up fetal position creates overlap between the traditional superior and inferior portions, this pushed with the value contrast between the two sections of the transverse plane creates a strong sense of depth and weight. The artist pays close attention to detail as he uses a classic style of sketching to show the many tedious features of the figure, including the knuckles, facial features, knees and feet. The texture used to create the folds and facets of the drapery help create strong flow lines that keeps the viewerβs eye wondering. The artist has as clear sense of perspective and weight. Though this isnβt a strong presentation of linear perspective, I feel that it is a strong composition that merits the effective use of value and texture to create depth and volume.
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What medium and paper did you use? If you don't mind answering such an obvious (obviously not to me) question.
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What beautiful work! I love the chiaroscuro of the fabric; felis for such a wonderful job!
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Que bonito trabajo! me encanta el claroscuro de la tela; felicidades por tan magnifico trabajo!
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