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Wow
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I like that all your drawing
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teşekkür ederim, ne kadar güzel bir iltifat
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güzelmiş bu fekat sorarım sana boyle anatomi olur mu
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the smoothness of the female figure is exaggerated- seemingly composed of negative space- where she is postured within the rough texture of shaded background.
well executed.
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this is very strong... great composition and the texture of the background is really great.
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teşekkür ederim, senin fotoğrafların da...
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I like this one. It makes me think of the Chinese Yunnan school.
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thnx
i guess i should find out what the Chinese Yunnan School is all about
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They were/are mid-late 20th c. artists heavily influenced by western modern art, especially Picasso.
You can see one of them here, at an online gallery selling some of his work: [link]
A few websearches will probably get you more! It's interesting stuff.
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wow they are pretty cool
i dont think i ll ever peint th that complicated
by the wya you have a very good style, studying art?
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Yeah--some of the Yunnan paintings are simpler, I think, than those at the link I found. What I thought was similar was the way you used stylized shapes for the figure and her hair ... that kind of idealized female form.
Thanks for what you write about my style. I am almost an untrained painter, so it actually means a lot to me to read something like that. My only formal training is two classes in Chinese brush painting with a professional painter. Other than that, I have read books, looked at pictures, and practiced. I mostly paint in acrylics now, which are very different than Chinese painting.
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well, i think i have never met a professional painter, so you are ahead of me on training
what do you mean by stylized shapes exactly? i just realized i never spoke english about art hmmm
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I think stylized might not quite be the right word. What I mean is the way you use shapes, sort of like Art Deco, that are little formal or idealized. Does that make sense?
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as you probably can see in my galery, i have a few different styles, this one is quite old now, looks like it is cut out of the back ground
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