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Published: 2007-09-18 17:51:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 54746; Favourites: 1896; Downloads: 0
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My version of the Little Red Riding Hood. Painted using acrylics on 70x50cm canvas. A limited palette of red, yellow, blue, white, and black was used.Stock used:
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Wow!! This piece truly is a masterpiece ππ»
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that actually looks like such a cozy little cottage, and the beautiful composition of this piece makes me wish i was the girl in the picture :3 you have such an amazing talent, the brighter colors where the sunlight is supposed to be is just perfect against the darker places with shadows
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Wow, lots of detail. Especially in the trees/shrubsΒ
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Basically it's just dabbing with a large brush
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Sounds much simpler than it sounds. Really good work, I hope you make more LRRH/fairytale inspired works
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This piece is just amazing! The richness of detail is mindblowing, the colors, lighting, everything is just perfect! The scene is peaceful and appealing, drawing your attention on the subject itself, but without putting the background on a lower level of importance. It's very balanced from all points of view. I love it!
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stunning!!! this is absolutely amazing!!you have SOO much talent!!!!!
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#Love, love, LOVE the environment in this! It definitely sets the mood for the classic fairy tale without being too sweet or too scary. It almost gives the feeling of not knowing whether the one who lives in that cottage is Red's grandmama or the one who devoured her.
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Since I've stuck to most of your digital stuff I figured I'd go with a traditional one. I love this one, the lightingΒ you used is quite appealing and I love the way you imagined it. I like that Red doesn't look like the "little girl" you imagine in the stories which is a nice twist. Very pretty
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GRR I hate little red riding hood and the three little pigs! It makes the poor wolf look evil! *Huggiez every wolf*
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Lovely, as well. Only you forgot her riding hood.Β
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This is amazing! You've done an incredible job!Β
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lovely work!Β i remember painting in acrylics in class.. it was a medium i found challenging, only because i was such a slow painter and everything dried up fairly quickly!Β Β this is stunning!
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They do sell acrylic medium that slows the drying and makes it more like oils.
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Beautiful! I'd go see what was in that house if I'd find that on a walk
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your skills seem me very good and this scene is just magical.
So I think it's a great work
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Wow, it's so nice and calming 
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There's a very sketchy nature to this. I can almost feel the presence of something evil nearby. I think it's probably the point of view you chose for the picture, we're behind her giving the illusion that she's being watched. Although for some reason I feel like she may be too big in comparison to the house.
Awesome job!
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Such pretty sunlight - so warm and inviting
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Wonderful colors! It's very realistic, especially where the sky peeks through the trees. Fantastic job on the atmosphere too! It's like an old illustration that would be printed in a book with the story.
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captures the tone of lrrh spot on great , great work!
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This is really cool! I really like the blending of light and darkness.Β
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Lovely work. She almost looks like she's stopped in hesitation.
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And this is why traditional painting will remain a timeless medium.
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Wow incredible use of acrylics this is masterful and you are a genius with light!
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This is beautiful, like you plucked it straight from the storybook itself. The light shining through the trees and hitting the house/grass is fantastic, as is your attention to detail.Β
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Breathtaking. I always wanted to see a realistic rendition of the little red-hooded girl. Wonder what the wolf would've looked like.Β
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