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The rapture of the muse2009
Ink on paper. 42 x 29,7 cm.
Frame included.
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Wow: Why didn't I discover this before?
I can only repeat: a real masterpiece!
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Thank you! I'm so happy you like it!
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Wonderful image, great pencraft producing a fantastic style. Love it.
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Thank you! Happy to hear you enjoyed it!
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Hi
I have featured this work in my latest journal entry. You can take a look at it here: [link]
Have a good day!
Dragos
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Excellent. It would seem that you have studied the work of Albrecht Durer. Outstanding!
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featured in my journal [link]
because i love it! 
xxx Lauren
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love the interweaving branches
would be great to include in my upcoming poetry book
email me cosmic dave at
galactivation@hotmail.co.uk
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I featured you here ---> [link]
Hope you don't mind.
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Scary that it is just beautiful on first attempt, but finding the 3 (or more?) spiders the whole scene changes for me.
Now it is a beautiful and also disguesting scenery!
Great combination of getting sympathies for the Muse and her situation!
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Words cannot portray how amazing this is.The detail and time you must have put into this....its beautiful.
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Seen on 's journal.
Um, wow. Great detail and execution.
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Hi 
xxx Lauren
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Thank you so much for featuring! 
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Howesome !!!! It's look like an engraving, if you know what I mean... I don't know the term in english... But this kind of drawing exist clearly to be made by engraving !!!
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Thank you som much! That was kind of the look I was going for, except I don't want to work with engravings. I like seeing the final product in front of me as it is going to look in the end. This way I can stop at any time.
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Really? I don't think it would be better with colour. There is just something about the greyscale that makes everything so strange. Because we are always used to viewing things in colour.
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I agree completely. The use of greyscale here is what works for this piece (and most of your gallery). It's bold and (after looking at some of your other work) I think it's part of what defines your style. I was curious about how the visual aesthetics might benefit were it to appear in colour, that's all.
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That's cool. I'm not stopping you if you want to check.
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I didn't mean I was going to color it in, it'd look terrible. I'm a writer, not an illustrator.
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This is incredible. I can only aspire to get this much detail and texture into my work one day.
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Thank you so much! I am glad you enjoyed it! I hope to get even more detail in the future!
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Gorgeous! the amount of details is amazing. And I don't know how to say it properly in english, but it'll be something like: I love that she's the focus in the picture because her pale skin and the simplicity in the shadows in it. You didn't need to detail her skin too much to make her look so beautiful as it is now.
Hope this make sense xD
Definitely a 
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Thank you. I like that myself too, so It was especially nice to hear. Glad you liked it!
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How do you do such amazing ink work???!!! really how?
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I pick up my pen, dip it in ink and start drawing?
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