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Published: 2019-05-24 22:45:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 29524; Favourites: 1968; Downloads: 207
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I loved depicting my soul duo from "How to Train Your Dragon" Universe, (which without question had to be Toothless and Light Fury 
I dedicate this painting to my lovely daughter Alexandra, aside whom I watched entirely mesmerized "How to Train Your Dragon" series, wondering of the power that a beautifully fantastic universe may always have to enrich and inspire.
Hope you enjoy it
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They look so happy and in love <3
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Indeed, I tired to ensnare here the feelings of love and wonderΒ
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WHAT IS THIS
WHAT IS THIS BEAUTY
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I'm really glad you enjoy it!
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Thank you, dear friend
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You're most welcome. The lighting and colours look gorgeous.
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Aaaand I'm even more certain I've lost
Seriously though, this work is amazing! Love how you painted the Hidden World so accurately, I could barely paint the crystals!
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I'm so glad you enjoy it! Gratitude for your kind words!
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Why do I think I've lost already? x3
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I hope you enjoy my vision
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its gorgeous! how long did you need to finish it?
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Quite enough, because I love to experiment and try out different possibilities once I get over 75% of the painting. Opposed to paid work with strict deadlines, when I work with passion, I do not count the time to be honest,Β working at ease, with pleasure
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Thank you!
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ah nice!! i love how they're holding hands (talons? paws?)!
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Thank you, glad you enjoy it!
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I love this! You did such a great job β€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈ
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Thank you, dear friend!
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There is so much care and love put into the piece, I wish the glitter wasn't just slapped on like a 3yr old spilt on it. I'd suggest masking some of it out if you had layers and lowering the opacity on it, if not, paint over some of it so its not so distracting as it takes away from the beautiful characters you rendered.
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You know you have weak arguments and points when you delete your comments π€£
Seriously, try to be nicer sometimes
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I just felt it was disrespectful to have a pointless argument displayed on the artistβs page.
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You thought it was disrespectful to have an argument on the Artist's page but yet posted a very demeaning comment to the artist ?
Let's be real here, you deleted it cause you didn't want other people coming in and nagging.
It's oki, we all do it lol
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Please refer to artists response and tell me if they sound upset about it. If not, please drop it as its turning into harassment at this point and honestly its between me and the artist. Two adults can communicate without supervision, thanks.
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Oki I'll drop it. BuT if you don't want people to comment send a note to the artist. It's not that hard
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Yeah iβll keep that in mind, thanks.
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That's a bit of a rude way to comment on something you don't like about the piece. :/ For all you know they put a lot of time and effort into adding the glittery bits, and that they were indeed not just "slapped on like a 3 year old." Comments worded in such a way can be very demoralizing to an artist, especially if it's about a piece they're really proud of. Offer critique, yes, but maybe try to do it in a way that doesn't insult the artist and the piece.
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I'm not being rude, or attacking you. I'm giving you valid advice for future encounters with artists.
I know if someone commented on my stuff the way you did, I would probably just send them on their way and not take anything they said into consideration.
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Nah, like I said, you can still give critique for an artist to learn from, but if you word it rudely then people won't listen. They'll just think you're being cruel to them and possibly ignore you.
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Thank you kindly for your beautiful words and well pointed feedback! I just took care of those aspects of which you were quite right, hopefully bringing the painting to a better looking. Thank you again
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It definitely shows! Really took it to a new level.
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