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Published: 2004-04-22 19:07:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 38428; Favourites: 1038; Downloads: 10206
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Well, the title pretty much says it all.Watercolor, about 18x24 inches
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this is wild! i love the style. how did you get so much detail with water colour? you've got talent
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Hi there! Very small brushes! I have several tutorials that you can find here as well: [link]
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your use of color is absolutely purplexes me. The way you get contrasting colors to blend and harmonize together, i am so jealous its unbelievable! I would love to emulate your style for a garden of eden tattoo i have to do, if thats ok with you of course! lol. I really hope i can pull it off! Much respect!
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The whole painting is beautiful!! I adore the stainglass window, it looks like its from Beauty and the Beast..WOW!!
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that is so good ilove the detail... i wish i could draw like that!
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wow 
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There's a ghosted woman in the tree next to the damsel and his protector behind George pointing him to the dragon. That's genius.
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Goodness gracious!
That really is beautifully done!
Tell me..
Who's the red head girl that is hiding behind the tree?
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How long did this take you? how many hours a day did you spend on it :d?
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beautiful.
But sometimes, I wish the dragon could win.
Laurie G
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Wow, it's really amazing, congratulations, I like it very much
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This is breathtaking.. the detail is exceptional. I love that when you look closer you can see the damsel in distress behind the tree.. the castle in the background and then the stained-glass window at the top of the picture. It's just beautiful
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*O*!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
TOT i am not speak english T_T i can't said more T_T...
..i love it *O*
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your dragons are absolutly brilliant. may i ask as to how long one of these WC paitings takes you? and what size brushes do you use, and waht brand of WC? im sorry for the questions, im just striving for some good advice so i can push myself to be a better artist
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This one...probably 30-40 hours. Size 0 to size 10 brushes, and winsor & newton watercolors. I'm writing a book right now on my process but I also have some tutorials at the bottom of this page: [link]
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wow thank you for the help^^ its very much appreciated. ill be sure to use it next time i use WC
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it's... simply... amazing... o.O
your art is very beautiful...
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Colour me with waters and say I'm an easter egg, t'wer right t'do it. Overall light effect in pastel shades, and watercolour can be a pain when you want it to do something it wasn't trained to do. Looks like you've got the poor paint whipped. Though you might want to watch just how light it gets. It seems you like to focus a lot on detail and the lighter a painting becomes the more detail is lost. Shades can be a savior. Other than that I'd say Jessica Galbreth has a contender in you. (check google for that name if you want to know) Both of you are wonderful workers with watercolours. Her imagry is usually very dark though, the opposite of this painting in fact.
Stunning and eye catching.
Best watch out for art thieves, they may steal this and I'm not kidding.
Well done.
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This picture rocks! And it's a very funny title, to me, at least.... XD
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This is incredible! You are the best painter of trees I've seen, and St. George looks so heroic and saintly, and the dragon's so beautiful I don't want it ti end up slain. It's amazing, brilliant, gorgeous and excellent!
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i would LOVE to know how manage to get so many details in your work. i end up losing patience with it and i never end up adding very much, if anything, to the backround. but your backrounds are so intricate, absolutely gorgeous.
-kat
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George of Cappadocia was a dragon slayer wh became confused with a christian saint. This is partly becaus they share the same name and partly because while george of cappadocia slew an actual, St. George slew the symbolic dragon of pagonism. So I think u got your people confused. Or perhaps your awesome painting was symbolic of St. George and the "dragon".
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Woderful colors and detail! I love it, it's so full of life!
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WOW!!!!!!! I don't know what to say.... It's just sooooo detailed!!!
<(@u@)> -----(SOOO GOOD! CAN"T SEE ANYTHING ELSE!!)
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Can you get a more detailed picture up? Please. It's more than awesome. I would like to see all the small bits in it..
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Sweet. This is one of my favorite Christian icon/images. There's a church in Palm Springs, California; The whole fron double-door is covered by a relief in brass, that's this wicked action-shot of George and the Dragon about to clash. The pose is very much like your painting here, except it looks a little more...I want to say "modern." Yours looks like I'd expect to see it in some art history book about the Rennaisance, whereas this door looks like a scene out of an action movie.
Very nice, very pretty. Capturing the violence of the scene without sacrificing the righteousness of the icon.
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simply amazing, it's all so intricate and it makes me feel as though I'm right there. Its so magickal, you did a fabulous job on the details as well.
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Gorgeous! St. George is a family name for me, so I am especially fond of this. I love the rocks!
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wow.
lovely variations in line and tone, amazing detail, and nice design!! the stained glass at the top is a nice addition too. very impressive watercolor job!! 
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*_* Oh! I love it!!! I've always loved Saint Georges legend! I'm going to 
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Alright, this is simply amazing. Excellent work! Definately a
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Your WCs could use a bit more punch, contrast or value-wise, but this is a superbly rendered image. I can't tell if there's any mistakes with all the texturing, so kudos for you and large-scale watercolors. ; )
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WOW I definatly have to fav this its awsome you have a really great talent! i wish I could do that.
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The colours and attention to detail is AMAZING! Well done!
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An absolutely beatiful piece...how long did it take you to do this? and how can you be soooo good with watercolors?
Later
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This reminds me of Tom Canty. I love that light, folkloric style.
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