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Published: 2007-01-24 04:44:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 19610; Favourites: 1154; Downloads: 416
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2.5x3.5 inch watercolorPrints are available on my site: [link]
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Simply darling! Reminds me very much of Marie Antoinette. The colors are so attracting! Great work there.
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Amazing picture, the costume is so beautiful and elaborate. It's like directly looking at the French Revolution.
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Oooh I love this! The colors are amazing 
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Oh, have to fav this one - it's my favourite colours: red & pink!
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there is a mural that looks a lot like this at my school...except yours is prettier! And the mural isn't watercolor.
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This is beautiful. I love how the colours suggest how feminine she is, but the gaze kind of shows her independance. ^_^
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I really love how you did the 1600's-1700's look she looks really beautiful with the dressy sleeves and the fan and I like how you drew such delicate features to her!!!
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WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 0______________0
Her dress is absolute terrific!!!! Really amazing!!! *love it*
*FAV*
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Although I don't like pink and simliar colours, I think in this case it's the only colour I could imagine for this picture O_o
She looks very beautiful, the dress, her hair...
I like the background, somehow it looks like someone has put a wallpaper in a frame ^_^
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I love this dress, have you done textiles? If not you should seriously consider it. ( or designing)
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A little, but I'm not very good at sewing. There's a costume I made in my gallery.
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The Picture remids of me of the part in Phantom of the OPera when they do that II muto*spelling* play... in the middle of the movie... Very Pretty
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I'm a sucker for 18th century clothes. It's such an adorable picture!
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That piece of work remembers me of old French times when "Marie Antoinette" lived.
The hair, the costume, the figure, everthing belongs to it.
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I guess I haven't really paid attention to deviations because I was browsing through favorites saw this loved it and thought Ill add that person but I allready watch your stuff. What that says to me is you still obviously have it and I still obviously love your work. You have a real depth to your watercolor.
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Wow...just...wow! I love drawing my OCs in olden tyme outfits as well but...this is AMAZING! 5 Starz! Keep it up!
PS-you're aware by now that probably half or ur gallery is on my faves list, right? Tee-Hee!
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Oh, she's just beautiful. I just adore what she is wearing. Love the detail.
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I love the victorian (?) feel of her. The fan and hair and costume are fantastic!!!
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Wonderful choice of colors! Colonial styles happen to be one of my favorites! 
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great job in this illustration loved the colours
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I am adoring this 'gemstone' series of pics. They show a lot of skill and knowledge of the media. Wonderful job, keep it up!
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she looks very beautiful. 
The colors are so amazing. I like your coloration.
Fantastic work
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beautiful!
I love her sleeves and the fan! Excellent details!
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Preety!!!! I LOVE the pink. Even though pink is one of my least favorite colours you made it great!
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Thats watercolor ? no way... well i must say you really have alot of talent for doing such a complex piece on such a small amount of space. As a painter myself I must say , you rock the canvas.
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The tones of pink are very appealing and i love the details in her dress
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Okay, i bet this question has been asked before, and you might be tired of getting this questions, but how do you get so much detail in such a small surface area? I measured out 2.5 by 3 inches, and for me personally...that much detail in that much space is next to impossible. How do you do it? I'm really curious!!! I love these small paintings too, they're gorgeous
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I think I just love detail so it's easy
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ah yes, the infamous small brushes ahah, thanks
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