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Experimental painted portrait of my brother.Related content
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i love this! gettin' frisky with the linseed oil's my favorite.
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this is amazing i love how it drips and how it ends
is this watercolor?
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wow that's really unique. what is this painted on, yupo?
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I love all your work!! What is the medium you use? And for how long have you been painting, did you go to school or something?
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I love all your work!! What is the medium you use? And for how long have you been painting, did you go to school or something?
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man, i can't stop looking at your work! I am very impressed. you inspire me to get on my oils. Thanks for that bro. This one of your brother is very suggestive of "through the tough times" a tribute to loyalty.
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wow, this is a really exceptional piece, it reminds me a lot of the artwork of Sophie Jodoin. Great work!
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I like the effect the drips give the picture
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one of the best portraits i have ever seen. Very personal technique.
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i think you've got a new fan now.
ooooh.. i love this style of paintig and if it's also briliant..ahh..
even if you paint from photos..it's great
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You capture details very well, love the drips. What medium did you use for this by the way?
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very nice brushwork. you are obviously someone who is a natural painter. it seems angry.
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I really love this piece, it seems so sincere, so subdued. It stands out well in your already strong gallery. When I do art of family members it all ways makes me try harder to do them justice.
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You did an amazing job with the highlights and shadows... its amazing when someone can use the white of the canvas to make it truly look 3-dimensional (instead of using colors to represent depth)
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Very realistic, as always
I love your works *^^*
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i love the transition between the crisp detailed bit and teh scetchy painty bit. and the cold colours. its a masterpiece creation
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Woa, that is so lovely...I've gotta admit, that seeing this makes me envious of ya, how your hands/eyes/mind can create something like this...
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Ahh, he's melting! This technique really adds to the painting. Very nice in gray too. Adds more feeling to it because gray is usually a "depressed" feeling.
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Excellent, it's quite brave to make it drippy like that but really adds to the mood. Did you add the drippy parts later or was it just a happy accident?
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Very nice. Seems like dripping never goes out of style for me.
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The painting is awesome, it shows true understanding of form. Personally I love the washes over the work, it makes the piece less rigid and constrained - it gives it an energy. Years ago when I first started with oil painting classes, my teacher had a huge portrait on her wall (about 3X4m) which had similar technique. It made the work very emotional. I think you should pursue your 'experimental' technique.
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Very intresting. I really like the way at first glance, it almost looks messy. But then upon looking closer, it looks so well put together. Excellent work. D
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excellent, reminds me of a painting I saw a few years ago of a massive child's head (about 2m x 2m) that was done with very watery paint. Perhaps you could emphasize the lightness of it a bit more, the wash almost look like it was done over the top of the face, rather than being part of the method...
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Thanks. Yeah, you probably are talking about Cherry Hood's work. She's great. That's a good point, thanks for the comment I will keep that in mind next time.
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I do so look forward to each of your submissions!
Love your shading and style, but some of the drips are so perfectly parallel that they look a bit like scratch marks?
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that's wonderful... good job on rendering the volumes...
what'd you use?
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awesome style....and i love the greyscale of it as well. lovely.
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Wow. That my friend is one hawt painting. Really nice. What exactly did you use, watercolors? I don't think I'd be able to put water on it to make it drip and such after I had finished it give it the runny paint effect. Heh.
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O.O .... wow. nice talent.. mind lending me some of it?
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