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- Frontpaged October 27, 2009
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Author Comments
She is hiding something from you, or perhaps from herself?
Size: 7.08 x 3.75 feet (85 x 45 inches)
Media: Chalk Pastel, Powdered Graphite
Paper: Arches Aquarelle (roll)
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Rated 5 / 5 stars Jan 21, 2010
Sheer
Beauty in serenity
Rated 5 / 5 stars Nov 16, 2009
Nice medium!
I know just how painful it can be to work with pastels at times! You did a wonder full job with this, reminds me of some of the more classical work I seen in several galleries, just lacking the classical background which in a way help reintroduces realism into art field with a fresh view.
The only nit picks I have are the lack of definition in the toes, hair and the some what odd shape of the shoulders, but as I've stated before I understand how difficult pastels you are using can be.
Odd as it may seem, I think if you keep at it, you may start to be this generations version of Norman Rockwell.
The picture quality of this one is actually pretty poor, I'm hoping to get them professionally shot and updated when i have the time.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars Oct 30, 2009
deep
verry deep and it speeks to me
Rated 5 / 5 stars Oct 30, 2009
i really like this
u did a wonderfull job with the deatails but what i would like to know is how u got the deatails like that good on the computer u see i am a tag artist and would like to but my work on here but dont know how
Rated 5 / 5 stars Oct 30, 2009
it could be framed
it looks like somethin that could be in a galery
Thats the ultimate goal, and it will be in one for a bit before the year is up, but framed? A 7 foot frame is a bit out of my price range at the moment.