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Published: 2011-11-19 22:01:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 1059; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 3
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The second, and better in my opinion, drawing of Ophelia from "Hamlet".It took me while, as I was trying to draw all the details well. I have to say I am proud of this work, especially of the hair. But it's definitely the last water-releated drawing for some time.
The title was inspired by Florence + The Machine's song.
Stock image: [link]
Hope you'll like it.
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Comments: 41
I'm busy with a underwater painting, not so easy, well done
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Not easy, but satisfying in the end! Good luck with your work.
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Excellent Art?
Inspired in part by Florence and the Machine?
Instant Fave!
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Oh yes, it was partly inspired by their song, which is great, of course.
Thanks a lot!
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You're very welcome!
Best of luck with the art and the great music
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Just loved it, but i'm a bit scared of how much she looks with my cousin DD:
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I hope your cousin isn't that desperate! Thank you.
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Well, I didn't mean to draw her, but Amy's a lovely woman, so I'm glad my Ophelia looks alike to her in your opinion.
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*is speechless* Wow... this is amazing. It's so unique, and everything is so detailed and great just like you wanted.
Wow.
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Aw, thank you so much for such kind words!
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Wow ! The way you did the bbble and the water are outstanding. Really, i know it's a difficult thing to do ! Good job
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you did good with the underwater effect (: you totally have the right to be proud of the hair work, looks pretty cool!
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I'm so glad that you think so, thank you!
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You have done really well with this underwater effect!
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Great job on those bubbles! I also love your addition of clothes and a necklace. The necklace really seems to be floating! You even remembered to give it a shadow on her skin, that's great!
You can indeed be proud of the hair, too!
If there's just a few things I'd say could make it 'pop' more, is to darken her pupils a bit (because even under water, they'd still be almost pitch-black looking) and make the hairs in her eyebrows a bit more random. I know the girl in the reference has very carefully plucked eyebrows, but the hairs still have a different growing direction (from almost straight up nearest to the nose, to almost horizontal the farther away from that point).
These are just a few pointers though, for an overall great looking drawing!
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I'm so, so, so glad you like those details!
Actually, I didn't darken the pupils because I wanted them to look somehow empty. Having no idea how to do it, I decided to make them quite bright, but not blind. However, I wasn't too satisfied with the result. The eyebrows have learnt me a lesson - I shouldn't have given less attention to any of the details. I just drew and didn't care much about them, what's a pretty shame to admit. 
Thank you for the fave (
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I do like those details very much, it shows you put a lot of effort into making something unique!
I understand what you tried to do with her eyes. 
The eyebrows are something that's easy to rush a bit, I know from experience. 
You're very welcome! I'm glad you're happy with what I told you I saw. I myself am always happy to hear about things like that because they help me improve.
You did very well!
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Now I know it wasn't the best way to make them look vacant.
It's pretty irritating when you spoil such thing as eyebrows, isn't it?
Thank you once again!
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The great thing is though, we tend to not make the same mistakes again.
You're very welcome dear!
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