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It's fantastic how I'm terribly, deeply, immensely in love with the female figure (No, not like 'common men'. I find the women's body is much like the same as women's souls. They have perfect ballance between sexuality, maturity and beauty. Like their very souls, that are grown up, though charmingly childish and, of course, very sensual. They are also capable of doing a thousand things at once, and are able of suffering enourmous psychologic pressure without being totally damaged. Summarising, they're perfect.

Now, this is my version of the Birth of the Venus. Like Bouguereau, I preferred to keep a vertical perspective, so I could focus the viewer on Venus' image. Botticelli's preference for the horizontal picture, however, allowed him to add tremendous detail to the scene. In this picture, I tried to suck up some of this detail and make the image clean. The problem with clean images are that they don't show exact reality, so I made some clouds and scenario to disguise the minimalistic simplicity.

Anyway, I'm posting this one, because I intend to remake it after I start with my drawing lessons, so I want (you) to contrast both of them, and see where I'll have upgraded and where I'll still need to improve.

Said this, I truly wish you enjoy this picture as I enjoyed drawing it!

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It's fantastic how I'm terribly, deeply, immensely in love with the female figure (No, not like 'common men'. I find the women's body is much like the same as women's souls. They have perfect ballance between sexuality, maturity and beauty. Like their very souls, that are grown up, though charmingly childish and, of course, very sensual. They are also capable of doing a thousand things at once, and are able of suffering enourmous psychologic pressure without being totally damaged. Summarising, they're perfect.

Now, this is my version of the Birth of the Venus. Like Bouguereau, I preferred to keep a vertical perspective, so I could focus the viewer on Venus' image. Botticelli's preference for the horizontal picture, however, allowed him to add tremendous detail to the scene. In this picture, I tried to suck up some of this detail and make the image clean. The problem with clean images are that they don't show exact reality, so I made some clouds and scenario to disguise the minimalistic simplicity.

Anyway, I'm posting this one, because I intend to remake it after I start with my drawing lessons, so I want (you) to contrast both of them, and see where I'll have upgraded and where I'll still need to improve.

Said this, I truly wish you enjoy this picture as I enjoyed drawing it!