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Published: 2007-01-23 21:19:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 69020; Favourites: 2573; Downloads: 10453
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This is the first illustration I did for the book. It was a kind of exam, to decide if I was going to do the illustrations or not. The liked a lot, the only problem being the nudity, but they decided very soon that they liked the way it is. so I disn't have to change it.Watercolor and a bit of photoshop.
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Ovid is my favorite author/poet, and this illustration is truly stunning.
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ur talent is awesome.. i love this one especially.. beautiful colors too!
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Me encanta!!! Trabajad para una editorial? Muy muy buena, te felicito! Yo estoy un poco vaga con el dibujo pero es mi idesa ponerme bien este verano para empezar a buscar editoriales. Despues pasate por mi deviant, aunque hay mas de pintura que de dibujo por ahora. Beso!!
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you've been feature in my thumbnail meme [link]
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wow, that is so striking. bright and lovely.
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your paintings are really beutifull, really inspirational. i am going to add this one to my favorites. wonderfull gallery
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i really love this one..
you're really talented!
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I've featured your awesome artworks related to Greek Gods in a News article dedicated to Greek Mythology. [link]
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This is brilliant. It's so dramatic and powerful. Just a minor critique- I think the left side could be cropped out a little, so that the figures are more centred on the page. Anyways, amazing work!
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me gusta tu arte ... en especial el uso del color..
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Just finished this story for a paper I'm writing for English (it's actually focused on Prometheus but there's nothing wrong with a little extra reading on the side 
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I love this composition. This is really an amazing illustration to one of my favourite stories from ancient greek mythology.
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Wow.. You're very, very good at wtercolor!! and drawing, of course. I love the way you draw! So, you draw for a book? wow..I'll try to buy it, if it's in French..(My English level is too bad to read book in Eglish, German and Chinese too and I don't speak other laguages) Congratulations, you've finished eighty (O.o) illustrations!!!! You're WONDERFUL
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This is amazing! I love the emotion in Apollo
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that is absolutly gorgeous, the use of color is outstanding. and so much emotion...lovely work :3
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This is absolutely breathtakingly beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
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gosh, this is stunning! absolutely great! daphne and apollo is one of my favourite ancient myths and you've portrayed it so well! .. it's just the D's legs look kind of funny.. O_o
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one of the best compositions I've seen in a long time...
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Beautiful piece. That's one of my favorite stories, especially after I read it in Latin.
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OMG!
i LOVED this story!!
i didn't picture it like this at all but i ADORE the way you did it.
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the stances and the colors used fit very well together
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beautiful color and emotion, contrast of bark skin and leaves is fabulous
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This is truely stunning, i am absolutely in love with it.
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That's an intriguing piece: the violent splash of autumn color in the leaves, and the treelike joints of her.
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QuΓ© magnΓfica ilustraciΓ³n de ese mito *__*
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Is just amazing...the colors, the expressions, the composition...
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I love the bright colors, the watercolor style, and the grace of Daphne. Great job!
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Exquisite. Daphne's face is incredible, and the emotion in Apollo is apparent. Love the background. I'm overjoyed to hear that you didn't have to change it, it would have been such a shame.
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It makes my mind feel tingles... yet it tears the slightest bit at the heart strings. It speaks of loss or a fleeting moment of ahppiness caputerd before a possible rupture of pain.
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oh.... my..... god..... this is.... absolutely beautiful!!!!!! 
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Hey, thanks Footer. Well, the idea comes from the text. It's so good that I really didn't have to think much about it. The main problem was the pose.
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