The coolest thing about trying ANYTHING new is that once you make the first one (see yesterday's post), it gives you ideas for other things.
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Very cool. I love that feeling of new ideas too and the excitement of working new techniques. I always love seeing what you're up to. Good work!
ReplyDeleteI like it too! :)
ReplyDeleteCool!
( not here ,however, here its is bloody hot)
Gee! Gee! (I know I sound like a horse) This is wonderful, so good how you have melded your style into another medium. Lots of movements and you have the diagonals balanced beautifully. Now tell me are you going to Uv stablise it? I here Golden ? has a Uv stabiliser but reading between the lines it has to be a centimetre thick???? Just wondered because work like this needs to be preserved.
ReplyDeletequite a lot of character you've gleaned on this one, I prefer it to your previous version, it has a subtlety to the information that parallels the character of the face.
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That,s true...it has lead to something...like Richard said...probably better!!
ReplyDeletewow, really really beautiful! Interesting idea - and micely done, too!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is just fantastic! what an awesome mix of techniques. Really very cool.
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