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Published: 2013-08-19 11:55:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 2301; Favourites: 268; Downloads: 0
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I find peace in green and blue but again, sometimes my feelings are brown and crimison. I've noticed that the shifts can also be seen in my works.I plant my plants in red pots.
I feel like I want something, but I just don't know what.
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Nice job, the hair gives it a really elf-like appearance.Β
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I absolutely love the colors in this drawing, they're not highly saturated but the green really pops nicely. Beautiful!Β
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Thank you, I'm happy that you like it!
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For me, these drangon is an elegant creature, that lives in the middle of a huge, peacefull and beautifull forest. Where the humans canΒ΄t even think on walk in. But these amaizing dragon, will fight stronger than a thousand hungry lions, if anyone hurts his breed, or the forest where he lives. So be aware. XD
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I'm glad you like it <3
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You're welcome!
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I love his design and the combination of colors looks really good on him.Β Great job!
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I bet you forget to give those noble, majestic dragons a hug! Said by every artistic creators on deviantART.
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Is that so? Nothing that is smiling all the time can be sincere.Β
I guess that everybody is shearching for that "something". If that is what you meant.
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You could say that. Think a bit otherwise when you're fond on a creature you drew, or from other artists, something we know so common (like many story books to describe about dragons) can be very different in the end, just like students in different occupation after graduation at same school.
Smiling dragon is by far one of the most remarkable image, but nothing can have a truly happiness is having a chance to knew dragon better, and get close to it as well. Maybe I am wrong though, so I beg to differ.
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I understand, but in my case I draw when I'm in mood close to melancholy, and with that I'm letting go of feelings that are building up in me. I don't know why dragons,
I love many things but somehow, when the time comes, I just have to draw dragons. They just pop in my head and they will stay ther until I release them. And becauseΒ
they are in a way an overflow of my emotions they just can't be happy. I mean, of course, I can draw a happy picture but that will be just Drawing and not Releasing.
I hope I'm making sense. It is difficult to explain :S
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I understand. In simpler meaning, it's like drawing dragons becomes a habit, I find it no offense at all.
Also it's quite important to let artists draw self-reflective pictures. Like the color of choice, the complexity of details, the strength for a dedicate stroke, the uniquely morphed creature from combination, even a size of signature does reflect the personalty too. It's rather easy to get infringed by copying the style, but the DNA of art personality won'ts.
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