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Published: 2009-07-31 09:34:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 217509; Favourites: 16656; Downloads: 5770
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this one is inspired by the work of [link]
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Beautiful work Daniela. When I was at middle school, it was compulsory to use a fountain pen instead of a Biro to develop our hand writing technique
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Beautiful piece of work, not just the technique, style and composition, but equally the use of negative space..
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This makes me think of Rachel Elizabeth Dare from Heroes of Olympus.
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I kept telling myself things would get better my expectations were more than exceeded this is proof that miracles do exist seriously consider this
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Wonderful. I really enjoy the flow of the lines and all the movement you've created. Truly inspiring for me as an artist. Thank you for sharing
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I featured this work on my latest Feature about "Hair"-->[link] !
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Always had a thing for redheads... this is marvelous!!
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A redhead w/ brown eyes...what a BEAUTIFUL combo. You ROCK!
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wooooow that looks really cool! it gives me inspiration โฅ
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Wonderful lines and great color. Love your stuff. Thanks for posting!
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it's like someone scratched the record at the point that says "love it!!" :-D
But i hate to say it.......love it too!!
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even if i wasnยดt a red head lover i would love this one
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I really love this piece. I keep coming back to your gallery, forgetting this gem is here, and then I want to favorite it but I can't because I already have.
I just love so many things. The interesting representation of the pen being in grayscale while the "drawing" is in full color; both suggesting a separation of two dimensions but also leaving the viewer to question. Is the pen supposed to represent reality or not? And if we assume that, either way, the pen symbolizes a vehicle for creativity, more questions arise: Is creativity coming from the pen or leading to it? Is it creating it? And isn't that an interesting conundrum, creativity creating what creates that which is creative. This is almost like some kind of implied M.C Escher waterfall going on here.
Then there's the slightly warm hue of the shadow under the pen. I'm trying to decide if that's actually there or just a figment of my imagination. I prefer to think that it's there intentionally, because, just, oh.
Not to mention the beautiful contrast between the graphic, flat quality of the hair and the realistic rendering of the face. And then, all of this, paired against the starkness of a white background. Perfection.
Sorry, long admiration is rather long. And a bit wordy if only to explain why I want to favorite this again and again and again but instead I just admire.
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I featured this in my redheads feature journal [link] hope you don't mind. It is a lovely piece!
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Amazing! The flow of the whole thing is surreal, very beautiful. ^_^
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Great idea mixed with amazing technique! Awesome work!
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