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Published: 2017-03-01 20:53:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 4332; Favourites: 319; Downloads: 0
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Process Video -> www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUW7QDβ¦Inspired by the White Stag of Terassen from Sarah J. Maas' Throne of Glass series.
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What are all the techniques you used on this photo? just watercolor or other methods, Also side note how do you paint the small trees in the backround with watercolor?Β
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All but the white, which is opaque white, is watercolor.
As for your other questions, in the infobox is the link to the process video I made of this, it probably shows it all way better than I could explain.
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Thanks so much! and what size is the smallest brush you use?
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No problem!
It's says 2/0.
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Wow...It's seriously incredible how you managed to use all that detail, and make the colours and shapes harmonise so well. Everything seems to be centred around the White Stage, and that star above it's antlers is also really beautiful. A very magical piece, I love it!Β Β
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Thank you so much!! This is so nice!
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the motive of forest spirit seems to be quite popular. and no wonder, as it is a beautiful symbol. your vision of it is enchanting
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Yes it is a beautiful motive. And thank you so much!
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Your art is so inspiring! 
The "frame" of left over colour on the desk / paper / support? adds such a nice touch, wonderful!!
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Thank you so much!! I'm really so glad you like it! β‘
It's my desk, hehe.. and I'm still surprised that it still doesn't have any stains.. ^^
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The optical sight...like you painted it on a sphere surface!! The colors blending is so "imaginary". (")(oo)(")
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Whoah, absolutely stunning o.o your art gets better and better!
Maybe I already asked (if so I'm sorry), but for how long have you been painting? I'm curious
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Hey! Thank you so much! β₯
I honestly don't feel like I'm getting better, but I guess a lot of atists feel that way. TuT
I have been painting pretty much my whole life, but I started with watercolors when I was about 18-ish (sorry I have no feeling for time) and I'm 26 now, soo eight years.. nine, cause I turn 27 this year. And now I'm feeling old..
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You're wellcome! Keep it up as I always say
Same here ^^"but compare your older stuff sometimes and you'll see!
Oh, I see. I'm a beginner so I was wondering 
I have another question actually.. do you paint as a hobby or do you also do it for a living? Hope you don't mind me asking
(also sorry for using the same words too often.. I hate how limited my vocabulary is ._.)
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Oh god no! Please don't make me look at thst old trash I did! T-T
Ten years and I still feel like I don't have my own style.. though other people say I have one..
I do it kind of as a hobby, kind of as therapy I guess.
Oh, don't worry, I'm not a native english speaker so I didn't even notice, you gave yourselfe away there, hehe.. ^^
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Haha, I can relate!
I see, well I think you do too! You create your own style your whole life, but I'm sure that sometime you will find it.. ^^
That's great! It's the same for me (ofc), though.. I'd like to make it something more
Thanks for responding to me. You and your art are awesome and you inspire me, so keep doing what you're doing! ^^
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NOT REALLY... BUT THANKS!! xD
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THANK YOU SO MUCH!! π
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Wow, you have just outdone yourself o_o , congratulation for this amazing work !
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Thank you so much!! I'm really glad you like it!
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This is beautiful!Β It seems a lot more detailed than some of your others, and I loveΒ you night sky. Haha again. I love the perspective you used here, too. It makes me feel like I'm staring upΒ at all of this, just open-mouthed and in awe. I love it!
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Thank you so much!! π
Yeah, I think I gotten lazy with my art, so I'm trying to put more attention to details, hehe.. I'm glad you noticed! β‘
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I did indeed, haha. It look like the extra work really paid off!
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