Porcelain
Porcelain
Painting \ Figure | 01/16/04 @616 |
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Trying something new, mixing some styles. It's kind of roaring twenties / art nouveau-ish, I guess. I wanted her skin to be very pale and porcelain-like, and the rest of the colors to be very soft and simple, combined with the harsher outlines.Drawn in Photoshop, no vectors or anything.
I used my very own photos for references for the flowers.
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Of course, if that was intentional then ignore my comments
I LOVE how the skin and face turned out, almost photorealistic with the exception of the outlines, which, for some odd reason, really work well. At first I didn't like the concept, but upon looking at the image longer, it just works
I think a little more shading/color on the sash/belt, like with her blouse would also enhance the image.
Great job on the flowers! They came out perfect.
Overall, I like this picture a LOT! I can see it hanging up on a wall, or in a restaurant, with a complimenting frame, and matte.
Great job!!
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i just don't like ( it's a matter of taste maybe) the way you painted the shadow. Something with colored shadow, and maybe more warm color (warm grey?) would have pleased me
also i did not noticed at first there as a dress under her jacket
i like the mix of styles.
01/22/04 @007
Its one little thing tho (you may ignore this of course) the shadow underneath the bust makes it look smaller, compare to the bustmarks on the jacket.
Anyway, Its a very beautiful piece. Well done
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