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Published: 2012-07-21 10:22:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 28314; Favourites: 1616; Downloads: 727
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Study of one of Roberto Ferri's paintings. I just recently discovered him and fell in love with his work. If you dont know who he is, you should look him up.Painted in one sitting. I had a lot of fun with this one.
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What a stunning contrast!Β Digital, really?
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Yes, stunning is just one word to describe it...a very erotic concept this!
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Β Isn't the woman's skin livid a bit? Is she dead?Β Maybe more sorrow than erotism...
Β This Roberto Ferri is really a good Caravaggio's pupil... His ( digital? classic?) technique is perfect
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...yes...all true...RF's work is very pleasingly realistic though the way he handles skin & muscles with light...as admirable or more than carravagio...effectively-emulatedΒ by this artist...
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Hello! I've included this wonderful piece in my art journal feature. I hope you have a wonderful week!
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Oh, I just recently discovered Ferri Β and WOW.Β
Also this is amazing! Brilliant, beautiful work!Β
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This looks absolutely awesome!
The only thing that looks a bit odd (to me) is her left leg. It feels like you should have shown a little bit of her knee just to prove its there because at it is, it looks like she's missing a leg.
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Holy shit this is amazing... her thighs look like actual flesh o.o
Just beautiful and graceful work
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wow! I was thinking it is a traditional artwork not digital painting, but I was wrong
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I love Roberto Ferri too, what an artist!!! Your work it's pretty amazing. The hand holding the girl's thigh makes me think in Bernini's sculpture "The Rape of Proserpina". Congrats!!
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I was thinking of the exact same sculpture-- you've got a good eye + memory 
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how do you smooth color out like this pls answer if you can, I would appreciate itΒ
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after laying in the initial colors, use a soft brush with a very low opacity and very careful, deliberate strokes to blend. Β Either that, or use a smudge tool.Β
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The man's hand is very similar to Benini's Rape of Proserpina. Great work!
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Quattrocento e Cinquecento, I love it, Great fusion past and present.
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This is so very beautiful.
I love how you managed to make this digital piece look like you had painted it in oil.
*makes a mental note to check out the painter Roberto Ferri's works*
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i took your advice and googled ferri. he's amazing. thanks!
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just by looking at this, it gives me chills. brilliant .
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WOW!!! I LOVE the way you painted the skin of the female's leg and the man's arm!! I especially love the hand holding onto the leg!! Glad to be intoduced to Roberto Ferri's works!! Great job on this painting!!
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Amazing ! It's hard to believe that it is digital art xD Very impressive
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Wow, this is awesome ... the portion where he is grabbing/holding her leg looks so amazingly real!
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I looked him up, and this is great! You are both very talented!
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thanks! Major respect for Ferri though, he works all in oil. I'm not that good with oil yet.
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I love oils! Once you get the hang of them it's really hard going back because even if you go wrong, you can paint and repaint until you get it right! 
I hadn't realised these were digital until now! even more wow! You see, i find digital painting much harder
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digital painting itself is actually much easier because it is so forgiving and predictable. It's just challenging because of the program and figuring out how to treat it like an art medium. Once you get the hang of it though, you'll find oils MUCH harder.
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haha! But then again you can day the same about oils.
I don't know, maybe the program I use is not as good as yours....and my pen tablet is pretty old...
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Please accept submission of this piece to:
It will make a great addition to our group gallery.
Make sure You visit us, best regards!
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Yes! Roberto Ferri is so inspiring, and such an amazing artist.
And you are too! I love this.
I especially love the lighting and how it really looks like the man is gripping beautiful rippling flesh.
So amazing! AH!
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great study! Thanks for introducing me to Ferri's work too!
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