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Dkelabirath — Study for Pastel Painting
Published: 2009-02-16 16:22:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 1030; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 23
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This is my pastel study of a work by Doug Dawson; drawn 100% by me, but conceived 100% by him. I liked the depth of expression that this minimalist piece provided.I intend to try the style out myself and see if I can use it as a starting point for large pastel works and portrait paintings.
1 hour, soft pastels on A4 coloured paper.
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Intriguing color choices! I love the green-red combo.
Minimalist it is and so darn effective, too. Kudos!
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Thank you, I embarrassedly state the original is even better - have a look at "Painting Light and Colour with Pastels"
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Excellent style - I really like the way you haven't out the other bits - it adds to it that it just has the bits drawn
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Thank you
It's a study of another's work, and they drew in the same style.. it was so effective that I had to try to replicate it. I was happy with the result though.
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Wow, that surprised me. I loved the minimalistic style. I'd love to see you do more things like this. XD
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I need to work out my own style for it, as this is only a study - but thank you
Looks like you went through my whole gallery..
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Your gallery is long, I only saw some things here and there. I saw the Trigun pic you told me about.
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Tis five years old after all! I should probably clear the lot out and get a new gallery when I have enough works that I'm proud of.
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Heh, I would like to keep a track of what I've done so far. If I were you, I'd probably scrap a couple things to keep it "cleaner", but I don't really like to delete things. And I don't like people who do that too. That was a warning. No pressure, tho. XD
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Again, I shiver
There are some scraps that I did just that with a couple of months ago.
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