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SigurdHosenfeld — Victorian Princess Peach
Published: 2005-04-08 01:49:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 11082; Favourites: 95; Downloads: 510
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This one is quite old (I think that from 2003) I did this on an old sepia paper sheet to give her a victorian ambient.Also I drew her in another style
I'll upload more new stuff later 
Peach is (c) to Nintendo
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whoa,you're good on paper too.do you draw the lineart then scan it,then use photoshop?
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Not anymore, everything is done digitally now.
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i have a new peach picture i uploaded today. i think your going to like it.
by the way how long have you been an traditional artist prior to deivantART?
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For one of your early drawings, this turned out great! The paper gives it a really nice effect. Again, the posistioning of the eyes bothers me a bit, I've said how much you've improved from then until now, but it's amazing to see a traditional Peach picture in your gallery (I don't have anything against digital BTW, in fact, that's my primary medium now)
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So deep and old. Its mind-blowing. Must...save... sexy Peach.
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She's a bit skiny and her eyes are a bit mis-placed, but other then that this is a fine piece of art. She is very pretty and you had great talent then just like you do, though it's obvious you've improved.
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Yep, this one shows how much I've improved since then, thanks to the useful critique and the motivation ^^
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Wow thats cool. L0VE your artwork. I know i say that a lot but its true!
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Wow that looks great. I wish to obtain this sepia-ish paper. Where did you get it?
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Woah!! That does look truly quite old line art there, I think it's very pretty anyways..
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Ah yes. I remember seeing this on Cheep productions; it is from 2003! However this version looks like it's been improved with the lineart; it looks clearer to see than the other version. And that's A LOT of detail you've got there for lineart. Alas, I think your current lineart scheme is much bette; it looks more realistic.
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wonderful work- I love the detail on her gown- it looks amasing on this kind of paper~
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Ooh, this reminds me of Yoshitaka Amano's style! The linework is really nice!
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Yes, it looks a bit like Amano's style
Glad that you liked the picture!
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Thanks for the 
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For something that's old, it looks very detailed, and that's a good thing. I agree, that she is looking at the viewer in a very creepy way, but other than that, there's nothing bad about it. *looks at the very bottom of the pic* Are those creases?
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Thanks!Yep, these are creases, the sepia sheet was original from the 19th century o_o
Hehehe, you noticed her gaze too XD
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Wauh, cool design.
...But she is watching us in a spooky way...
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Wow, she seemes more....regal in this pic. Very nice though! ^_^
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It looks wicked. I love how realistic she looks 
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Wow she is so pretty there!~
Look at her hair, and the face! It makes her to look calm and serene and it seems she is looking towards us! I like that kind of look!
Her outfit is awesome, I'd never be able to draw like that XD; But this is really, really nice. I don't think it's so different of your current style because both are very good! well I guess I talked too much XD; Keep up the great job!
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Thanks a lot, I really appreciate your observations of the details and mood of this artwork! ^o^
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That's so pretty! 
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Thanks!Nice observation, the original title of this artwork was "1884 Peach"
I did this one using my usual ink pen and an old sepia sheet that I found on my archives.Hehe, that victorian idea really inspires me
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how old is she if she's been around since 1884/more importantly how she still looks so young?
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You're welcome
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yes, not everyone can guess an especific decade of the 19th century with such precision
Hey, I use an antique pen too for some of my best drawings , it works very well (I think that it is from the early 20th century)That's a nice idea too.
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True! Hahaha one time I was showing my old photos to my ex-boyfriend (this was when we were going out) and he actually said, "Oh, I didn't know they HAD any styles back then." >_< I'm also familiar with styles from the time because I have so many magazines from the 19th century-- if you ever want to look at pictures from them for inpiration, I can scan some of them for you. They're so pretty, I wish dresses like that would come back into style!
That's so cool that you use an antique pen too! I use mine for drawings and also calligraphy. One time I did about 100 invitations by hand for a formal party. It took forever but it was so worth it
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Hehehehe, you are lucky to still have these magazines.100 invitations by hand?Wow, that's impressive
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I know, I was so excited when I found those in the attic
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Yes, I can picture you when you found these olde magazines at your attic
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Heh, the funny thing was that I didn't want to be too loud about it but I was also super-excited to begin with since that was the same day I found the Dagguerrotype photographs.
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btw, where did you find blank paper from the 19th century? All my papers from back then have letters and stuff written on them.
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I like it! she looks so elegant! (a little too thin in the waste though
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Thank you, glad that you liked this artwork! 
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well what can you say the past is the past! Your proportions on your art are better now though 
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She looks so pretty!!!! and the sepia background (paper) gives it a classic touch!!!!!!!!!!!! Nice Job!
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