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Published: 2014-06-24 19:33:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 9820; Favourites: 600; Downloads: 91
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an experimental piece. A mixture of inking style and watercolor touchRelated content
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Wow, the balance of blacks and colors (and the various types of lines!) is really beautiful!
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Hi, Ms Rabbit---I love this piece as it reminds me of the work of Arthur Rackham, the victorian English artist. Β You might also be interested in the work of a woman by the name of Suellen Ross who does a lot of work with mixed medium--she is not one of the "cool" artists but she is, like yourself, exceptionally gifted. My very best to you and thanks for showing this piece.
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You're right. This work isΒ Arthur Rackham and his follower artists' inspired style. Thanks for let me know aboutΒ Suellen Ros. I'll check her works out!
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youve done really well with her dress
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it deviates from your style but i love it! hope to see more of these!
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I like the watercolour feeling but I love the ink brushes <3
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This feels like an illustration in an older book. I really like it : )
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That's exactly what I thought when I saw this picture too.
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yay! Glad some one else thought of it too~
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I love the amount of detail there is in the background, I think the simplicity and light color of her torso make her stand out.Β
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It turned out very nice! I might want to try this combination of mediums....
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Wow. These textures are gorgeous. I love the flow of the water and your heavy use of black, while still retaining a light balance. I hope you'll do more with this experimental style!
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Oh my! It is digital or traditional?? I never can tell with your art! (Is one of the reason I love your works so much) β₯
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gorgeous work. well done and keep up the good work.
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My first thought was Goldberry.
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Roses, I suppose
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Experimental! Love the subtle colors and the way you did the water!
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