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This is my most current painting. It took meabout 2 weeks to do. It is in acrylic on illustration board. I was using a new technique to do it. Its a different way to start the painting. That made it very interesting. I hope that you guys enjoy it!-Drew Bob <^.^>
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Excellent work!
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gah the detail/colors are peerfect, really really nice
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I'm blown away by the richness of this painting! Gorgeous! I especially enjoy the movement and blur of the background, which helps us focus on the subject in front. What a painterly pose, too; very refreshing. Gorgeous piece, brilliantly executed. You're one of the best painters I'ver ever seen in my life.
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Wow, well thank you very much! You are very kind. I have always wanted to be an artist even when I was 5, so it means a lot to hear such fantastic complements.
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Beautiful coloring and structure yet again. I see a lot of nice thin layering compare to the thick ones you apply to oil.
I have some questions when I look at her cheek and mouth, it seem pushed to the left? A bit of weird alignment to my eyes... @_@
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It is some weird shadowing in the face honestly. Very difficult to work with. The photo of it is also a little lighter and I think that makes the highlights in the shadows push forward a bit more. I hadn't noticed it untill you said it. And I don't have the original neer me to check.
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Well, I'm just glad I now have an eye for your excellent artworks. 
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Then it's a Danish hotdog van in Poland. 
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I actually think its in Poland If I remember corectly.
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Then it's a Danish hotdog van in Poland. I'm quite sure that the word "pΓΈlser" (sausages) only exists in Denmark.
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Oh, yes I forgot that Norway uses the same word. Well, it was close.
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Actually it isn't either one. It is Norway. I don't know how I forgot. In Norwedian pΓΈlser also means sausages, and the signs are red white and blue because they are the national colors. I didn't know that Danish for sausages was pΓΈlser too. Interesting...
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Oh, yes I forgot that Norway uses the same word. Well, it was close.
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Thank you!
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WOW! This looks incredible. It has an almost oil paint look to it. Fantastic!
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wow, that's really amazing
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It is starting with a very dark wash of a solid common color over my underdrawing and then starting the painting ontop of that as a base.
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Ah I see. That's interesting, but it must be really hard
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Yea, it is at first. But I finally got the hang of it.
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Amazing! Seeing work as fantastically painted as this makes me want to take up painting myself
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Thank you! Well go to it. I love painting. Maye you'll descover your own talents in it.
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thats....TOO awsome...really really amazing work
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Thanks mate!
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youΒ΄re very very welcome 
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This is amazingly skillfully executed painting. I like all the colours you use to achieve the shadows, giving it wonderfull warmth.
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Thank you! I'm glad you like it. I've been working more on my color play in the shadows, so that is nice to hear.
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Very good work and technique is interesting. I usually always put underpainting darker that it suppose to be. I like the result.
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Thank you. Yeah, our underpainting was supposed to be pretty dark on this one.
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It is beautiful!
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This painting is even more beautiful then the last
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