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One of a pair of paintings I just finished, the other is called "Faerie Foal":Originally I wasn't going to put in much of a background, but I realized that, if I wanted to get across that these are *tiny* faerie foals, some sort of background would be necessary.
Watercolor (& a touch of colored pencil), 10" x 10", 2013.
Thanks to for the use of this reference: mustang4-stock.deviantart.com/โฆ .
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AmandaDrage [2013-09-28 23:09:10 +0000 UTC]
Love both of these, I am staring with my nose to the screen trying to pick up something, ANYTHING about technique to help me... lol. I don't know if I will ever get a grasp on watery media but you have a mastery of it!
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AtlasMystica In reply to AmandaDrage [2013-10-01 22:18:07 +0000 UTC]
Coming from you I will certainly take that as a compliment! Considering what you do with colored pencils (I honestly can't tell that some of your works aren't photographs) I think you could pick up watercolors just as well!
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AmandaDrage In reply to AtlasMystica [2013-10-07 16:06:29 +0000 UTC]
I actually like to use watercolours overlaid with colourpencil, it's one of my favourite methods but I only use the paint for large/block areas, and do most of the detail and corrections with the pencils... the idea of a piece using only watercolour is a little scary for me right now, lol!!
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HylianWolfLink [2013-09-27 14:06:47 +0000 UTC]
This is absolutely stunning work! I looooove the shading and the colors in this one, they're so vibrant and smooth! The posing, the wings, even the soft yellow light on the foal is incredibly well done! You deserve more praise for this!
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AtlasMystica In reply to HylianWolfLink [2013-09-28 03:37:35 +0000 UTC]
It took me a LONG TIME to figure out that, sometimes (actually almost always) one most take into consideration ambient lighting and color and that, sometimes, it is necessary to put yellow (or even green or other colors) where one doesn't originally think of it. I guess it's the difference between seeing (and painting) color instead of light? I guess artists have to translate light into color, since we can't very well paint with light. Unless you're Thomas Kinkade.
Thanks for the input; I'm glad you like it!
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HylianWolfLink In reply to AtlasMystica [2013-09-28 13:55:22 +0000 UTC]
Ahaha I hear that! I still haven't quite figured it out, and I most definitely can't do it as effortlessly as you! It always looks out of place, but I have to keep working at it, for sure!
And absolutely! It's a stunning piece of work!
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LightrayPhotography [2013-09-24 06:42:56 +0000 UTC]
It has to be butterhorse because it certainly isn't a horsefly.ย
Its adorable. Beautiful. Lovable. I want one as a pet.ย
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AtlasMystica In reply to LightrayPhotography [2013-09-24 13:33:22 +0000 UTC]
Hahahahaha!!! No, certainly not a horsefly! Nasty things! I love the title; now I think I will have to make a new painting and call it a butterhorse! I don't know why I didn't think of it in the first place!
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EveningMoonlight [2013-09-23 01:29:01 +0000 UTC]
This is just beautiful! In paint too! I just adore this! Beautiful work!ย ย ย ย ย
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