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Submitted: September 25, 2006
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morning personifiedby *Ravensrow

Traditional Art / Drawings / Fantasy

This is taken from a large drawing, I had to cut and paste so the lightness of the piece gets a bit jumbled when the smaller image is viewed. I used a model [link] for this one too which is a new thing for me.

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*KatJanette Sep 14, 2012 Professional Artist

Lovely!!

~rainbow-heron May 28, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Such beautiful colors! The inset circles really draw you in. Reminds me of morning light thru a stained glass window. </sigh!> What kind of parrots/parakeets are those up top?

~SashaFitzgerald Feb 23, 2010 Professional Traditional Artist

Gorgeous design! I love the vivid colours and art nouveau feel. Lovely work!

~heartsofalice Feb 20, 2010

lovely

~Anphitrite Feb 19, 2010

I'm inlove with the symmetry of this painting, not to say it's colors and the design itself. Art-Nouveau is one of my favourite stiles.

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~ShotzgoBoom Feb 14, 2010 Student Filmographer

This is certainly your crown jewel. Beautiful colors and vibe. I love the movement of the flowers and how the woman's dress mirrors them.

Really wonderful work!
but if I may make one suggestion, it looks like, now and then, some of your arabesques seem a little fuzzy, and I feel that it some of them could benefit from being outlined in pen (such as prismacolor or Micron liners) before coloring with marker. Liners come in a wide range of colors, so once you do your marker work they would not even be noticable, but it could really help you acheive strong, deliberate lines.

*Ravensrow Feb 16, 2010

Thank you for the kind words and feedback. I do use microns and quill pens with acrylic ink for outlining. I do however like to play with light and in this piece as an example I left the figure quite muted as if to create more of an ethereal feel. My scanner never does it justice however, and I'm striding to find my style. Thanks again.