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Published: 2010-03-13 00:17:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 17084; Favourites: 394; Downloads: 452
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"Far away there is a world where the suns never set. It is said that the moon oracle holds the secret to the portal between our worlds."Just having a bit of fun. I was going to do more but I have given too much time to this painting already. XD Full view plz. Looks best when downloaded- details are getting lost in DA's resizing. Closeups-
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100% digitally painted. No over-painting or tracing. This is not a photo manipulation.
Pose reference- [link]
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Comments: 55
Gorgeous! Love the colours and the feeling of it.
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Very nice clothing. It looks as if she floated into the sky from her bed.
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ahhhh.... this is like the breath of fresh air, absolutely gorgeous.... the markings are a nice touch
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Your art is incredibly beautiful!!! Such a beautiful colors and composition!
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You're featured in my journal [link]
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Your getting so good at this!
Just a question love, is the download size the size you drew it in?
I am debating on sizes for myself. Should I do A4 and resize, or smaller.. or larger LOL. So I would like to know with that size you start with, if you don't mind.
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Thanks dear. I am not sure what size this is, If you look at the closeup (full view) you can see where the legs are at 100%. Lately I have been working from about 1000 x 2000 to 3000 x 4000 pixels at 250 to 300 px/inch. But I don't work at 100%. Usually I work at 25% to maybe 50%. It's bigger just to get in those details. My work is still sloppy at 100% so I am working at getting more and more detailed.
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Cool. I usually work with 1000 too. I should up it now, that I deleted all my graphic design brushes.
Thanks for sharing with me.
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You're featured in my journal [link]
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This is absolutely wonderful. Fantastic work love the colors.
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Impressive work,love the warn,pastel colors!Bravo!
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Beautiful! I lovelovelove the warm, rosy sunrise colors.
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Thanks so much LadyHazy. Yeah... I don't use that color scheme too much... *looks around innocently*
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Beautiful! I love how the clouds of pink go so well with her lavender shaded robes and how she's floating. Just gorgeous!
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Thanks! I worked a lot of the background colors into the clothes so that it would feel like she was really integrated into her surroundings. It's nice to know someone noticed!
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You're very welcome! 
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Beautiful! great realism and great colors! It's all so soft and gorgeous!
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I appreciate the comment. Thank you for your time. <3
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Thanks Jaeden. If I didn't push myself these past years looking at your amazing artwork I wouldn't be here today.
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The student has surpassed the teacher?
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Beautiful work, I love the skin tones and the contrast with the clouds
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I really appreciate that comment, because I absolutely love your work! Thanks so much.
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YouΒ΄re welcome. I love your work too
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Ha... me too. So long as it had internet....
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When I viewed it I thought "WOW! That's an unbeliavable piece of Art!"
I love the perfection, the colours and the subject.
It could be a marvellous painting for a sacred place.
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Aw, thanks so much! I have to give the credit to the stock artist who took the photo of the girl. It worked so well as reference for this piece.
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This is amazing! I could've sworn it was a photo-manip until I read the description. Beautiful! And I totally agree with ~LeftHeadphone 's comment!
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Heh, yeah, I get lots of people adding my stuff to their photomanip collections. The closeups show just how loose it really is though, with the brush strokes and all. Thanks so much!
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tried to download but it's coming up as the same size =/
though this is gorgeous <3
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Weird, my full size is definitely fuzzy when the download is not.
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