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Study 2010.01by ~r601020

Traditional Art / Paintings / Portraits

Model study . .

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*BRipin Jan 5, 2010

Very sweet rendition of this lovely young woman - beautifully done.

~r601020 Jan 5, 2010

Barrie . . thanks for looking.

*kayceeus Jan 5, 2010

It's wonderful! I love how you brush strokes are detailed in the center then become more free towards the edges.

~r601020 Jan 5, 2010

Someone once called my work "refined primative".

As decendent of Neanderthal, I took no offense, but I still chuckle over those words . . they said them as a compliment. Who knows, maybe it's accurate.

Anyway, always an honor to have you drop by.

Best wishes in '10

*kayceeus Jan 6, 2010

You know I think that IS a good way of describing your work, it's kind of a cross between the Old Masters and..... well someone more free and earthy.

~Rutger-van-Bruggen Jan 6, 2010 Professional Traditional Artist

haha maybe he/she meant refined flemish primitives

~Rutger-van-Bruggen Jan 5, 2010 Professional Traditional Artist

Really nice! I like the way you blended the lightmasses with the shadows. All the paintings you've studied were well worth it! It really shows in a model study like this.

~r601020 Jan 5, 2010

Yeah, the old master studies are a time tested and true method for finding one's own mastery. But I also think, part of the journey is learning what kind of model an artist needs for their own alchemy, because in the end, we all tend to specialize.

Anyway, thanks for looking.

~Rutger-van-Bruggen Jan 6, 2010 Professional Traditional Artist

Yeah I agree with you on that. I always advance a little after I've studied a master painting.

=Shinigumi Jan 4, 2010 Hobbyist Digital Artist

This is lovely! The overall shapes, the expression, and the lighting are all incredibly well done!

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