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So, I am SO happy with this one because it was a looong process! I knew it'd take me a while from the beginning so I was prepared! I started grabbing references and sketching the idea for this painting of Lydia a month ago and then it was an on and off thing and I really finally finished it! I managed to finish it in a day I wasn't feeling well at all and I just feel so proud and accomplished ;> It's meant to be like a portrait of Lydia while she was still a noble lady so that's why she still has quite an amount of blush on her cheeks. It was a challenge to myself that I am really glad I did! Painting the piano and the stool was actually really relaxing heheh, I loved mixing the browns and muted colors for it.

The colors I mainly remember using were these: Yellow Deep P.Y.2 Red Light P.R.2 Azure P.B.15;3 Sap Green P.G.7, P.Y.3 Burnt Siena P.Br.7 English Red P.R.101 and Carmine P.R.170;1

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So, I am SO happy with this one because it was a looong process! I knew it'd take me a while from the beginning so I was prepared! I started grabbing references and sketching the idea for this painting of Lydia a month ago and then it was an on and off thing and I really finally finished it! I managed to finish it in a day I wasn't feeling well at all and I just feel so proud and accomplished ;> It's meant to be like a portrait of Lydia while she was still a noble lady so that's why she still has quite an amount of blush on her cheeks. It was a challenge to myself that I am really glad I did! Painting the piano and the stool was actually really relaxing heheh, I loved mixing the browns and muted colors for it.

The colors I mainly remember using were these: Yellow Deep P.Y.2 Red Light P.R.2 Azure P.B.15;3 Sap Green P.G.7, P.Y.3 Burnt Siena P.Br.7 English Red P.R.101 and Carmine P.R.170;1

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