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NeverLookBackk — Fire Work In Progress
Published: 2012-09-24 04:07:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 2800; Favourites: 40; Downloads: 2
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Progress of the second half of the portrait.Thinking about renaming them "Fire" and "Ice"
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This looks awesome so far! : D Your use of line is really great on the right side. And your choice of color is brilliant, as always.
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Thank you very much my love! =]
I love playing with colors and adding as much as I can, whhile still creating balance between the two pieces.
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You're welcome!
Well you do such a great job of it! The time you spend really shows through.
And the finished piece is absolutely stunning. Way to go! : D
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Aww you just made my day really!!! Keeping me positive about my direction in art!
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You're so welcome!
Always stay positive in your art! You have an amazing gift, and you should pursue it.
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Maybe I just will =]
I hope you do the same my dear! I want to see you up there at the top as well you heard me!!! lol
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haha I'll meet ya there! xD
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To further play on my comment on the other piece when it comes to symmetry and balance
between order and chaos, I really love these two together. While the left side is much more
monochromatic, it offers a great contrast to the more colorful. It offers us the perception of
it being a different side to the same subject - the face. It tells a story of how often we find
ourselves torn through life's experiences. Like fire and ice, light and dark. I also love how
the left painting more clearly shows the face, and in a more 2-dimensional approach, as
opposed to the more colorful counterpart, giving it a more 3-dimensional aspect without
being as clear. The two truly complete each other, and are not truly whole when apart -
just like half of a face.
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You know, I was debating, pretty hard I must admit, whether I should leave the left side of the face just like that, simple and like you said 2-D. But I already had a plan in mind and I was also thinking, worst case scenario, I could always paint a new one if I don't like it. Never happened to me that I didn't like the finished piece or a painting of mine. After all, paintings are endless. There's always that much more you could add, you are never truly done.
I like your perception of it. It makes sense and it fits. And I love knowing what people think when they see my art.
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Thank you thank you =]
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You're very welcome
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