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Radhikita — Uloopi second version
Published: 2009-11-05 11:10:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 1163; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 0
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I finally completed my half-snake version of Uloopi! yay! It took me long enough
India ink, watercolor pencils, and acrylic paint with a little editing on photoshop.
Here's the first version
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Comments: 4
Marvelous looking Naga. I especialy love the fine detail, jewlery, and figure.
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Lovely! I especially love the background. The texture and shade of blue are both wonderful. But mostly that blue! Its a lovely colour juxtaposed with the splashes of orange.
Uloopi looks lovely as well. Can the Nagas change from human to snake form?
One last thing: May I suggest in the future taking a minor colour from the background, for example the orange, and repeating it in the subject matter? It will make your piece have a stronger colour scheme and look more unified. This also works vise-versa, in taking a colour from the foreground and using it subtly in the background.
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Thanks for the advice, I'll take it into consideration. I'm glad you like it though. Blue and orange is my fav combination.
I'm pretty sure Nagas can change their form, because they're mystics and they sometimes have to blend in with human people if they're on a mission or just hangin' out above the surface. In the Mahabharata, Uloopi goes to the surface several times to help out with the war. She has a magical stone that she uses to heal people. She's awesome!
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