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There is going to be a few changes, I'll be moving over to another account (been thinking about it for a long time and decided that its a good idea)
I will come with more information about when and where as soon as I start updating on them.

2015 has been a year full of emotional hiccups, I've not felt well. For a long time. And even so I've still managed to not fall down the dark rabbit hole. Don't misunderstand me I am not bitter, just drained.

I wanted to make a post with an image I finished in the beginning of December. My workmate wanted me to paint his daughter as her hero Elsa from Frost. This was a tricky one to tackle as she naturally looks a lot like Elsa. So what I did was that I skipped the braid and painted her own hairstyle she had on the reference photo I was given.

I <3 the design of Elsa when I watch the movie myself. But when I thought of painting my workmates daughter as this girl it made me ill to paint her as a developed teenager when she's not even close to puberty yet. So I made the sweetheart neckline on her dress less obvious and added a bit more weight (making her less curvy)

It's hard when you thread on these grey areas on what is "acceptable", but in the end what matters is that the "client" is happy.

And she was.

*phiew*

Merry Christmas to the ones who celebrates and happy holidays for the rest <3

Description
There is going to be a few changes, I'll be moving over to another account (been thinking about it for a long time and decided that its a good idea)
I will come with more information about when and where as soon as I start updating on them.

2015 has been a year full of emotional hiccups, I've not felt well. For a long time. And even so I've still managed to not fall down the dark rabbit hole. Don't misunderstand me I am not bitter, just drained.

I wanted to make a post with an image I finished in the beginning of December. My workmate wanted me to paint his daughter as her hero Elsa from Frost. This was a tricky one to tackle as she naturally looks a lot like Elsa. So what I did was that I skipped the braid and painted her own hairstyle she had on the reference photo I was given.

I <3 the design of Elsa when I watch the movie myself. But when I thought of painting my workmates daughter as this girl it made me ill to paint her as a developed teenager when she's not even close to puberty yet. So I made the sweetheart neckline on her dress less obvious and added a bit more weight (making her less curvy)

It's hard when you thread on these grey areas on what is "acceptable", but in the end what matters is that the "client" is happy.

And she was.

*phiew*

Merry Christmas to the ones who celebrates and happy holidays for the rest <3