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Appearing in the October 2010 issue of Playboy Magazine20 x 20, Charcoal, ink, and pastel on gessoed board
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Wow, I *really* wish I could see the original because I honestly don't know how you made this. It's beautiful anyway.
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i'd be lying if it I said it wasn't touched up a little digitally, but really it's just to warm the shadows in the 80%+ grey range. Aside from that though, it looks pretty much like that. I have a cell phone pic of the object somewhere...i'll dig it up and post it in my scraps sometime if I can find it. Thanks so much!
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I always try to figure out how the artist created their work if it's traditional and I like it. It's like a puzzle game, and I don't like when I can't beat it, heh.
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look like the beginning (of the end) of a very good horror game/movie
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Lovely piece, and I can't believe it's all traditional. Well done!
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fantastic
more words are no necessary, this work speaks for itself, leaving watcher starring on.
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at first glance I thought it was a deep sea fish, viewed from the side. cool : )
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This was already mentioned previously, but wow, what an intense mood you've managed to create here. Thanks to your very limited color choice, you've achieved an strong mood that any viewer can feel almost immediately. Also, you have a very nice composition. Wonderful job!
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haunting, seductive and foreboding at once. when she turns around, will she be faceless? really cool. there's a story behind this one for sure.
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the use of black here is amazing, makes an interesting sense of wait to something that could easily have been floaty.
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