Lots of detail in this one. Nice owl!
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Lots of detail in this one. Nice owl!
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Thank you!
This was an interesting piece, moving from head to skeleton like this. I really like the background blotch of blue too, fits in nicely as both an enveloping body of water and just a splash of damp blue beneath a dying fish. Expressive; scientific all at the same time.
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Well, this was rather interesting to draw and I'm glad it turned out the way it did. Also appreciate the feedback
Pretty nice character art! Neat outlines; good color.
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Thank you, I like it too. But I feel like it should have been shaded better
This is one bad-ass Santa! That left hand of his looks pretty weird, frozen cold by the endless hold of snow, maybe? And what a contrast with the Teddby Bear in holding. :) Nice work!
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Thank you for the review, with this one I was going for a lot of contrast and I'm glad you noticed it :D
A happy; hearty piece. :) Happy Valentine!
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Aww, thank you~! <3
You too!
I do like the mouth without stitches better. Skin tone also feels a bit more natural here, not so full of bloom, though the hair sure evolved between this and the finished piece! Interesting to see how it looked IP. Nice work!
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That's the character's design, sadly.
And I might have been a bit crazy with both the shines and whatnot; I'm steal learning how to do one-layer "more correctly".
Thanks <3
What a fantastic piece! Colorful, imaginative; filled with beauty. Wonder if it's a religious piece, a spin-off on another classic motive maybe? A parody? A tribute? A reinterpretation? Something different entirely? Either way, it's a beautiful work. So much to look at; so much to wonder; so much light and color and expression. Masterful.
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thank you so much for your inspiring comment and rating. actually i tried to combine some elements of indian fairy tales in a pic.
Interesting to see how this thing started out. Looks like the image was flipped entirely for the final version? Wonder why? Looks good.
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Yes It was flipped and the reason why is that I used the wrong ink to do the line work SO when I went to watercolour it , it smudged really badly . So I decided to use my light box to reline it on the back of the peice instead of starting all over!
A truthful re-interpretation of a classic stage! I've never heard of this specific game before, but looks like something I'd like. All things 1989 are of special significance too. Really detailed piece this one, and water color's a difficult art for detail. Nice work!
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Thanks so much!
Bamboo Shoots!
Age 36, Male
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Sweden
Joined on 1/17/04