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Published: 2005-12-11 20:52:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 10802; Favourites: 309; Downloads: 76
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Inner Isis 2005All the Isis we hold within.
Pen and prismacolor pencils on illustration paper. 9 x 12 inches.
Original available, message for details.
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you're welcome
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I have featured this deviation in my journal tinywild.deviantart.com/journa⦠ !
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Thanks for the feature! 
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I'm in awe. Seriously,I'm awe struck! This is so beautiful! Your manifestation of Isis is so incredibly beautiful that I may actually cry. She is so beautiful,Your line work and coloring is gorgeous and divine. She would be beautiful as say,a tattoo,maybe as a back piece if one had the permission from you,the money and the pain drive. She is so,so incredibly gorgeous. Good job! Bravo!
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Woah, this is way pretty! I love the coloring. Great Line work too!
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Oh, thank you!
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far freaking out
I would wear this one if I could figure out how
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Yeah! Let me know if you come up with any wearability ideas.
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I love the flow and colors in your art, so beautiful
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You're welcome!
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You're welcome
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Well, I created this piece before I knew much about comprehensively reading and writing Egyptian glyphs.... so I just chose the ones that stood out, resonated with me, so to speak. Later I discovered the meanings of most of the glyphs but I still don't know what all of them are.
They all mean something to me and reference the earth, heart, spirit, scribes, death, birth, and energy.
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Hi.... you hold more meaning for me with your art than ... most humans can imagine...
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Oh, thank you so much... that is wonderful to hear.
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I adsolutely love your art. It is so detailed and well done but out of all the pieces I've faved tonight, this is my favorite. Great job and I am curious how you color so cleanly. I can't seem to do that gentle fade....it is always so harsh on my pieces between light and dark.
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Hello, sorry for the super late reply. Thanks so much for your thoughtful comment. 
Hope that explanation helps!
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How do you have the patience or the fingers for it? It would take me 10 years to color a picture the way my artsy spurts are. Wow O_O....15!!!That's a lot.
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hmmmm.... well, i'm not really sure. i just do somehow. one thing that helps is moving around between piece, also moving around the space i'm creating in. i go crazy if i look at/work on one piece too long. it is really time consuming but well worth it, in my opinion. if you want fast then try acrylic paint. or lay down watercolor wash under your color pencil layers... if done correctly it can really expedite the process.
yeah 15, lots of grey shades, and blues, and purples and black. 
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Astounding, Beautiful, Colorful, Detailed, Enchanting I could go on and on alphabetically praising your art work!
Great job!!
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oh, wow! great! that's awesome, i really appreciate it. thanks so much. 
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You are most welcome!!
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Wonderful use of colors & the art nouveau style gives it a vintage feel.
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I love how you use colour, it's very art nouveau
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oh, thanks! i love art nouveau!
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you're welcome, I do too
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wonderful work! i really love the color composition and the way you made a simple style of art extravagant!
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oh, thanks! glad you like her.
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magnificent colours and details...a huge influence of Egyptian coulture .
really wonderful!
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Thank you! Glad you like it!
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Wow. Just amazing. I dunno what to say, and I'm not a good critiziser enough to give you a critizising feedback (and I'm not a premium member
The blue eyebrows are absolutely fascinating. Well-drawn and beautifully surreal.
But there's one thing disturbing me: her neck. If you shield your sight of her wonderfully made face (which is awesome) you are only able to see her neck, which seems... rectangular. And to be honest, I've never seen an anguled neck 
All in all: the picture is absolutely amazing, especially for having been made with traditional techniques. I really love the combination of colors and the piercing green eyes, all that framed by those great hieroglyphs. I simply love it. And I'm gonna add it to my favs!
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Hey! Thanks for the super in depth commentary!
The bird is an Ibis... sacred to the ancient Egyptians,
that makes it's home along the Nile. Here it is present
as a spirit-animal totem and guide. Yes, the blue is hair,
no hood. The flowers are lotuses, rendered in the classic form
of Ancient Egypt as well... it's actually pretty common to
see these stylized lotuses in artistic works from the time.
Here's an example: [link]
The neck and chest I realize could have different lines and
appear more "natural"... but I like the way it came out, flat
and angular tho it may be.
and had no artistic training whatsoever.
Anyway, I'm glad you like it. Thanks for the fav!
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