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DreamyNaria — Renaissance lady
Published: 2017-06-06 16:09:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 3084; Favourites: 273; Downloads: 19
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For this drawing i took inspiration from painting of a renaissance painters Carlo crivelli.s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/o…
Done with gold marker, and colored pencils.
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I really love this one. Her hands, her grace, her dress..its like digital da vinci!!
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OMG, this is fantastic. So beautiful. Her pose, hairs and face expression are very awesome and graceful. You did a gorgeous work.
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Beautiful! You must have taken a fair amount of time to add in so many wonderful details!
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Yes, a week or more but that is the most exciting part
Thank you so much!
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Classic and beautiful drawing. The clothes with the many detailed patterns and the coloration are particularly charming.
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Ooooh, very nice! I was about to say, it looked a lot like Crivelli's Mary Magdalene, but I see that this one is based on Catherine of Alexandria.
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Thank you so much ! I didn't know this painter was also known abroad!
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The internet definitely helps! He has a really lovely and charming style though, sort of like Botticelli and Lippi that I really like.
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I like his use of golden details
Did you study art history?
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I took three art history classes while at university; one was a survey of Western art from pre-historic art up through the Middle Ages, the second was a survey of non-Western art, and the third was a Classical Art History class (so ancient Greece and Rome). To be honest though, most of what I've learned about art history comes from my own research and finding cool artists online (people like Botticelli and Crivelli, etc.).
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How nice, I would like to study these things in depth
Now I understand why you are so informed, It's like a passion
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