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frecklefaced29 — Angel Floats with Stars
Published: 2005-12-13 06:32:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 10059; Favourites: 331; Downloads: 1018
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I have finished painting my commissioned artwork for Susana and Patricia last November. See my draft . Thank you very much, my dear beautiful twins friends.
Acrylic + Coloured Pencil
2005 ©May Ann Licudine
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that's so adorable 
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im glad it made you happy.
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Normally you like to work with oranges, yellows, and browns, which gives an organic look, in my opinion. Your work looks equally as good, if not more stunning in blue! 
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your work is filled with so much magic it is jaw dropping.
kit.
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ohh heheheheh.
thank you very much my dear friend kit.
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Gorgeous! The colors are pose are so inspirational, and the stars are like wee little symbols of hope floating around. Wonderful job!
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Beautiful work! I really like the colours and all the stars
Well done!
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What a beautiful angel and the stars 
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so pretty....ur drawings are a surefire way to make ppl smile:3...
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I would've named this piece "Belighten", but whichever case, a rose is a rose is a rose and this one smells very sweet.
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ohhhh nice name! hee hee!
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ang ganda nito ate. sobra.
ganda ng colors and all the stars.
it gave me a different feeling inside.
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Ang cuuuuute!! Galing mo talaga mag-paint sis!! I love your choices of colors, laging endearing para sa'kin.
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oh my god that is so beautiful! >.< i love it! haha sorry i think your art is the only one i've seen so far that keeps me really really interesting
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wow, this is great! I'm just wondering, for the speckled star effect, do u use a paint splattering technique? Also, I heard that it's very hard to do shading with acrylics since they dry so quickly, what is ur opinion on this and how do u shade? Thanks for all of the help! c1rag
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yes i use a paint splattering technique. well, yes it's very hard to do shading with acrylics. if you shade with acrylics and water (just like watercolour), you must paint FAST before it dries quickly.
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thanks, I was talking to my art teacher today about shading with acrylics, she ended up saying that it is easier to do minimalistic works with acrylic sine they dry quickly, I'll have to try the water for shading purposes. I have my first composition skecthed out! It's a simple picture of a minimalistic penguin with snow flakes falling down around it, my main problem is that I don't want there to be too much blue, I figure i'll make the sky a semi purple/blue color, and then make the snow a white with just a touch of blue in it, and a i'd add a bit more blue for the shadows of the penguin, and then I was hoping to make the penguin blue, like a bright blue, Another way I might go is to make it like a snow angle, only I'd have it be a snow penguin where the penguin is in white, and it has a golden halo over its head.
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As usual, your textural elements are well composed and stunning, using the slow-blended background to accentuate their presence and impact.
Your style is unmistakeable, as is your talent. Such an aestheticly sensitive artist.
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You know, this is pretty fumnny when I saw this pic, 'cause i'm doing something similar. My friend asked me to do an angel pic for a surprise christmast gift for her wife.
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really?
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Beaautiful, I love the color scheme, everything is so pretty (fav!!)
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I absolutly love it
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i suppose i should fave this too.
this is lovely. the colours are absolutely beautiful
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thank you for the fave.
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