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Published: 2004-04-16 10:24:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 394; Favourites: 4; Downloads: 28
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This is just to show the variety of stuff I do tho the folks who see only this collection. It was quite a challenging painting because the little bugger kept on fleeing so I had to hold her with one hand and draw with the other - go figure. Comments welcome as always.Related content
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i don't paint either (like other says) but i thought the composition is great; simple and appealing. This snake is lovely! the colors (and the fading in the leaves) are great too.
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Thank you very much for the comment. I don't think that it is neccesairy for somebody to be a painter to comment on a painting. Many principels are the same no matter if digital art, trad. art oder photography.
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Aww, what a cutie. Don't you love those huge eyes?
Can't really offer you critique on technical aspects since I don't draw and paint. All I can tell you is that I like it a lot!
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Well, awww cute does fine as well :-D Thanks
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Lol, "aww cute" isn't usually the kind of comment I prefer but since I didn't have much else to say
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After 4 hours of science I take any cheering up I can take
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4 hours of science? Well science is good for you 
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agri... biology... chemistry... a bit of all. And in between saving the boiling PCR-gel of my colleague. I knew something smelled funny in the lab 
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Lol...at least it's not too monotonous.
How did you notice, doesn't it always smell funny in the lab? 
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It smelled good actually, sort of like caramelizing sugar.
He's Arab so better not provoke an Arab with a lab full of chemicals behind him
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Are you sure he used PCR gel and not "Tortengelatine"
Better not provoke *anyone* with a lab full of chemicals behind him, their "language" is universal...
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I don't think he has anything to dangerous... we came to a very fruitful collaboration in the writing department later. Now I ave Ethidiumbromide on my keys...
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Nah, nothing too dangerous. Just tons of Ethidiumbromide, for example. Well, it's probably just overrated anyway, and since you don't usually eat your keys...at least I suppose you don't.
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I might gnaw my ballpoint pen though...
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Lass ihn dir schmecken!
Und nicht an der Pipette kauen, gell.
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Danke, die Bedingungen hier wΓΌrden jeden Sicherheitsbeauftragten schreiend aus dem Raum senden. Ich fΓΌhl mich ganz wohl...
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that is so cool, 
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I can tell you it was a strangler from the way it tried to strangle my finger when I painted it... but other than that, sorry, I may be a biologist but I'm clueless about those!
After I finished painting it I took a picture of it and let it roam in it's native habitat again.
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Oh, the snake is cute! 
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Cute decribes the snake perfectly because it was minute! I had quite a struggle holding on to it with one hand and painting it with the other, but I think it was worth it.
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OH...she's so cute. Love her little face...she has a smug expression ... like she's saying..."I'm so cute..paint me!!" You've got the smooth slithery look of her coils so well. and the tree branch and leaves are awesome!! Great work.
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Well, I cheated with the snake on the leaves. I first drew the snake and then the branch... I could never have gotten her to model for me otherwise
BTW Watercolours and tropical rainforest don't mix well, I learned it the hard way!
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