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~4x5cm ink pen doodle + digital coleurRelated content
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You make painting look so easy and yet so amazing. I love this piece. Largely for her hair, I think. Great job.
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Phenomenal work! This is truly very beautiful. Your knowledge of art and light really show, sorry I don't know exactly what it's called. The lighting and strokes are wonderful. She's beautiful. Thank you for creating such a lovely masterpiece, it's really inspiring! 
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I really like the sketch too, but your coloring is just amazing!
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I love the way the sun is hitting her face and hair. So beautiful.
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Words can't adequately describe how amazing this is! Just WOW.
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Lovely. She has very nice eyebrows in the painted finish.
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why did you use a very saturated color under her nose?
It looks great but i'm wondering XD
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Ohgosh I hope I manage to explain this somewhat coherently in english... a lot of color reaches into the shadow due to the upper light-source, a warm past-noon-but-not-too-soon-setting sun in this case, almost directly hitting the thin sides of the nose. The already warm-ish light that travels through is being intensified, in contrast to the rather neutral light reflecting off the surface of the skin directly on the left side of her face.
Imagine someone hit by sunlight from the back, the thin flesh of the ears will appear to glow bright red! This type of intense saturation is carrying over into the shadow the object casts.
...augh, this is a very interesting question and i am bad at explaining, but I tried my best. Thanks for the comment!
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ahhh ok
it's because of transmitted light and blood coming through nostrils, right? If I understood well
I don't know why it was one of the first thing I noticed, and it felt right so I wondered what made you use saturated colors 8D
And thank you for the explaination! It was clear!
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Gosh, I just can't get over how beautiful your technique is.
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Lovely painting. I love how complicated the lighting is on her face, yet how natural it looks.
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I love the soft gaze in the color sketch, and the perfect wispyness of the hair.
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Wow! That's actually one of the best portraits i've ever seen 
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Awesome! I'm actually a fan of the more subdued look in the final image, which a previous user pointed out
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the eyes looked a bit bigger and brighter in the sketch, almost inquisitive. the end result is absolutely stunning, but if you were trying to match the sketch, it's a bit off. she looks much more subdued...
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I was trying to capture a colorful yet mostly ~*relaxing*~ lighting, I guess that subconsciously made me adjust her facial expression to something more calm. I hadn't even noticed this before! thanks for the comment : D
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Gorgeous beyond words. Those brush strokes and that light effects are pure art *___* Love her face, specially her nose and her brows
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RegelmΓ€Γige Uploads *_* Das Bild hier fand ich schon immer super :3
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danke danke dude
Hi again,my dear friend and congratulations for this great awesome and wonderful digital art,both look beutiful,but more the coloured and bigger one,^^!!!
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That's incredibly impressive! I love the comparison between the two pictures - it shows what you're capable of in the most flattering way.
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Wow this is amazing! I love the strokes, it gives it such a warm feel. Great detail, too.
Wodnerful job!
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