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Published: 2008-06-12 12:37:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 52673; Favourites: 2089; Downloads: 259
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Β Again, my eldest daughter posed for this one. Oil on canvas. Size; 40 x 1.00Sorry- to those who already added this picture to their Favourites because I made a better photo and changed the submission.
I want to thank you all for your heartfelth compliments! It really means a lot to me! THANKS!!!
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Beautiful image! Beauty, charmed and more ! Good job ![link]
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The Virgin Mary...glorious image...she was held up to us school kids as such a better, ideal person than we were...because she was so pure and holy that she was barely human..I love to portray her as human,, and sexual
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PHHHSSSAAAA!!!! I don't even know what to say!
Just BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL.
You should paint cathedrals.
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like this one... not sure why exactly... strange that....
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Wonderful woman. Great colours. Just perfect picture!
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Beautiful, I love the pastel colors and how the image flows towards the bottom and becomes kind of abstract? It's a cool effect!
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Your work has been featured in my newest journal
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I featured your beautiful artwork in this news article . Hope that's okay with you! 
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this is beautiful.
you are an amazing painter !
i am in awe of your whole gallery
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I was just curious is there true texture on the paint and did you put the texture in before you started using the oil paint or did you make the texture with the oil paint?
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Dear, I first painted the background with acrilics and then threw a few paintsplashes to complete the composition. You can only get this kind of splashes by dipping your hand in a bucket of wallpaint, any color will do. And then Trow the paint! It is fun to do and if the paint is like sirup than you never know what the outcome will be. You can get all sorts of figures and elegant strings. do try!
Love Chris
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Wow that sounds so interesting and fun! ^_^ I will most defiantly give it a try it sounds like a lot of fun. So do you always use Acrylics for the under texture then throw oils on top of it?
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That's just stunning in it's simplicity. I love the use of the soft colors....it makes me think of a sleepy Sunday afternoon...
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Cool... She looks really pretty. ^^
You did a really good job.
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Beautiful. What I love about your work is the softness and radiance. I'm used to somewhat "hard" and "cold" feel to oil paintings; you remind me that that is the effect of an artist, not the medium itself.
Wonderful works. I love the dreamy quality of this one.
Thanks to your new DD, I found a new artist to watch.
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A very sensual, beautiful piece. I love it.
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The blending and color choices are wicked!
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this is beautiful! the shining sunlight is lovely, as are the subtle colors in the cloth. wow.
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Wow, it's not often that I see oil paintings around this place that are this breathtaking! I am really amazed by how well your colors work together to give it a soft, gentle feel. The pose is fantastic as well, and I envy your talent with drapery! This is a truly amazing piece, and even if it's currently unfinished, it's still worthy of a favorite even now! Kudos, I love your work!
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whoa just insane with the skills I really love the soft flow you have here and shows all the hard work you done ^^
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