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Published: 2012-08-29 16:43:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 59074; Favourites: 4503; Downloads: 0
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my 113 picture on deviant, I hope it won't bring me bad luckthe rest part of the Reims' cathedral
first part is here :
watercolor on paper 42x56cm
hope you like it
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As I've said before, I'll be waiting!
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this is sooooooo beautiful
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thaaaaaaank you a lot!
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This is amazing! WOW. You have a masterful control of the brush... your whole gallery looks like it'll be fun to peruse!
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thanks! that's very kind of you!
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Nice love the detail!
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This beautiful! I love all of these watercolors
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Très jolie aquarelle de la cathédrale de Reims !
Bravo
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I am amazed by your lightness. Also, I have a question, did you use 2 pieces of paper? Beautiful work, as always.
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thank you! No, it's a one piece, but I needed to join it after scanning
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That makes sense. That answers another question (which was how do you keep your colors so true, assuming the are true, to the natural) You are quite and inspiration
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maybe the colors are not exact the same as on the painting. But I was trying to make them as simillar as possible. Scan makes the picture greyish, I needed to make them look like on the paper in programms. I have no idea how to make a photo or scan which looks exactly the same as a painting. But I always compare the picture on computer with the original one and even ask mum or boyfriend, if does it look the same right now. It also depends of the monitor, you are using. Colors look a little bit diffrent on my compuer, my laptop and any other computer, so I really don't know how to make them look same everywhere.
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I absolutely agree. I guess there is not one perfect way of creating it digitally 100% comparable with the original. It seems to be even more difficult with complex/in between colors, and when using an editor it is critical not to over-saturate or expose, because again, you never know how it will end up looking on different monitors. Thanks again, Maja.
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This is beautiful! Very well done!
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HA! JuΕΌ z miniatury wiedziaΕem, ΕΌe to Ty!
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kurde, myslalam ΕΌe zmienilam styl
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wow, I don't know how you do that...!
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Stunning work with watercolors...*jaw drops*
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God all i can say is "wow" 
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To jest Εwietne! Niesamowite!
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Mama mΓa... too much... too much....awesome
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Wow !!! this is really beautiful :3
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I like how, the further up the cathedral, the more the details and colours intensify. Beautiful.
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This is lovely-all dark and alluring and gothic!
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awesome!!!
.... Awesome actually an understatement here.there are no words to deccribe the levels of awesome this picture contains.
.....Godly F***ing epic!
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