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samfae98
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[2012-06-16 03:58:56 +0000 UTC]
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 83; Deviations: 99; Watchers: 48
Watching: 133; Pageviews: 7541; Comments Made: 94; Friends: 133
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# Comments
Comments: 27
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your art is wonderful!! between schiele's Β and anne anderson's styleΒ Β the lines you draw are so delicate and rough at the same time . Beautiful !
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Thank you so muchπ It really means a lot to hear thatπ
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No problem. I love your work.
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Thank you very much Β Β
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I have to comment that I really LOVE your work! It's like a cross between Burton and Kay Nielsen. Love it. I look forward to seeing more!
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Thank you so much. I love Burton's work and Nielson's work is stunning and beautiful.
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your art style is just so hard to miss, and I love it
just wanted to tell you ^^
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Thank you so much. One of the best compliments I've ever gotten.Β
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Hello! I left a message on your Cinderella's Prince.
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Hi, sorry for the delayed response. Cinderella's Prince is both an idea I have for a future costume and a simple illustration of the fairy tale character.
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OK If it is not for a play, then we aren't supposed to add it to our theatre gallery. So sorry!
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Hi samfae98. Welcome to our group. We're looking forward to your theatre artwork. Β Have a look at our interesting affiliates, too for those wonderful non-theatre artworks you do.
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Your style is so interesting...why don't you illustrate the costumes for a play - whether it is a real play or not is immaterial!
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I think I will. Any suggestions for a play that I should illustrate the costumes for?
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Gosh. There are so many good ones...Shakespeare's lovers are always fun - Romeo and Juliet, Antony and Cleopatra, Lady MacBeth and King MacBeth and so on...And that is just a small bit of Shakespeare!
For 1930's period garments look at Β plays by Tennessee Williams..."The Glass Menagerie", for one. For existential ones, consider a play like "No Exit" The musical 1940's radio hours has lotsof pre- WW2 war fashion.
La Boheme (The opera) has ( i think)French early 1800's. Seriously, I'd just open a theatre anthology and pick one.
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