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Published: 2007-07-07 06:55:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 11571; Favourites: 469; Downloads: 132
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This is a piece I did awhile ago for a show. It's mostly watercolor, but there is some gauche and pen and ink as well as some pencil work. I can't photograph anything so alas, the picture I'm posting looks a little off from the original.Related content
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wow! i think it looks neato! XD another excellent use of anatomy and bone structure. ;D
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wow, this is great! ^o^
i especialy lub the detail :3
definetly a
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lovely and unique. very creative, and lightly medieval.
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That is awsome. I have never seen anything like that before.
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very beautiful. I've never seen a drawing quite like this. It's wonderful, and the shading is magnificent. Good job.
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This is wonderfully morbid and beautifully drawn. What I think I like best are the little numerals and descriptions of the bones. Stunning!
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i love the transitions between the figure and the skeleton. i think you did a great job.
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It's very nice, reminds of the Donnie Darko DVD cover ^.^
Colors = yum and soft
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This picture is really nice! X3 I like how you draw the bones; that's something I'm having a bit of a problem on. And you do very well on watercolur. X3
Congrats on the unknown artists feature as well; you totally deserve it.
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This is a beautiful piece that combines the art of anatomy with literal anatomy. The traditional use of media makes the piece more brilliant as well. I hope you recieved lots of praise for it wherever the show was.
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I like this. I like her outfit and how this shows her bones.
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Wow, it's a stylish way to know your bones XD
the dress is absolutely beautiful. love the embroidery and the collar, and the FRILLS *wow*
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Thank you! It was pretty fun to paint...I love bones.
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Great! Can't wait to see more!
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I love the concept!
Very very pretty
xoxo,
-MalΓΊ-
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wow
very beautiful
The concept of mixing two of arts opposing fundamentals (anatomy and Fashion) Is simply breathtaking in this. XD Nice work!
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Thank you, the idea of blending anatomy is something that I plan on doing as a series for school. So I plan to carry on this idea in other paintings.
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Thank you very much.
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awesome concept. and very awesome overall
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So strange yet really beautiful at the same time, great work!
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Thank you very much.
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You're welcome.
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wow, this is amazing! I carry around a Greys Human Anatomy book and the bone structures in ur pic are alot better! This is a wonder piece I cant wait to see the next one in your series!
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I would love to get my hands on an old Grey's Anatomy book. The newer editions are all way too modern for me.
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Well . . . i have a pocket one . . . Ill suddenly grab my friends and fiddle with their muscles that im looking up . . .
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The lacing and filigree around the neck and the way it seems to merge with the skeletal rendering is rather nice, though undeveloped. It would be interesting to expand the picture plane a bit to encompass a bit more of the person's body (excluding the head) and have perhaps more that one particular device by which the roles of exterior covering (clothing) and interior anatomical structure were blended or questioned. It has a certain stylistic quality very similar to the collage works of Max Ernst which could be pushed further by introducing more drawn elements, i.e., veins, musculature, text defining anatomical names or internal organs. Extending the hand holding the skull beyond the borders of the picture plane seems to be rather irrelevant to the rest of the composition, especially when the edge is rather loosely defined in watercolor.
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This is the very very first piece in a series I'm working on for an independent study. It's still something that I'm exploring and so this idea really hasn't come to any kind of pinnacle or completion.
The hand that breaks the third wall and the watercolor border is much more defined in the original, I'm a terrible photographer; I have to disagree with you on that note, it's one of my favorite parts of this piece.
It's funny that you mention Max Ernst, I had a copy of "Une Semaine De Bonte" beside me while I was painting this.
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o_o....how long did you pull this one off!
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Gorgeously professional, with just the right combinations of colours in certain areas to pull off a surrealistic and realistic effect all at once.
The concept itself is magnificent; you have real talent, Dear.
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Wow, well thank you. I've been working on other pieces that go along this same idea. So far I think my first (this one) might have been my best. eep.
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absolutely. You're very welcome, hun.
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the bone structure is wicked. i realy like this pic.
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Thank you very much.
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The piece resembles an atmosphere of centuries. Indeed it is a beautiful piece. Almost classic in taste. Well done!
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What a beautiful description, thank you very much for the lovely compliments.
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No, thank you. I never had read such enlightening response in my life.
And well, what can i say, your piece is uniquely good. It caught my attention!
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This idea is very intriguing and the realization is beautiful 
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Mmm, thank you. I'm glad you like it. The feature actually kinda weirded me out at first, I thought dA was having a computer glitch when I saw so many messages in my inbox.
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Well thank you very much!
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