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Published: 2010-06-27 20:17:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 94264; Favourites: 3354; Downloads: 4116
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I saw too much paintings of Rembrandt and Aly fell ... ^^I tried to do not use too much airbrush this time
Hope you'll like it
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Very nice. I am searching for art to put on our skateboards, and thought perhaps a Steampunk style deck would be good.Β That search brought up this. Great work!
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I do believe this was the very first image of yours I had ever seen and I've been hooked ever since!
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Yes, this is indeed one of my favoritesΒ as well, I like your slick renderings, but I love when you go painterly! Gorgeous!Β
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One of my faves.... so soft but hard at the same time.... love love lust... uh hmmm love.
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this is great must have taken loads of time to get it to perfection
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aw i love the corset juxtaposed with bows. very pretty
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Do you pattern your women (or one women) after someone in reality?
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Amazing! You give your paintings life with how you detail the eyes and face. So cool!
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I like how it looks more traditional. This is nice
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Dear God! I really really love it. That colors are nice! *----*
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I've bought a print of this in Berlin Box 32 last year and I absolutly love it. A pity that you didn't sign it. Anyway: Thanks for this piece of art!
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Thank you
Send me a email ( serge.birault@hotmail.fr ), I will try to come to Berlin to visit a friend this year. I'll sign it
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May I ask what brushes you used to paint this? You've got a lovely balance between smooth blending and texture, I can see that you were inspired by Rembrandt!
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I used the Ditlev brushes a lot for this one. You can easily find them
Thank you
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The painting work looks amazing as always.
and the design made my jaw drop.
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classy, subdued, and with just enough bosom to make you double-take. Nicely done.
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