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Published: 2008-02-27 10:01:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 50422; Favourites: 757; Downloads: 1028
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Experimented with painter to achieve an "oilpainting"-lookFOLLOW ME ON FACEBOOK
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what canvas did u use? only oil brushes or used more here? ur work is mind blowing
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well u totally fooled me, i must say. Couldnt be more oil looking
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Hi... Dear michaelkutsche CONGRATULATION ...
You are in the ACTION-PORTRAITS FEBRUARY 2011 BEST OF "...!!!
Thank you for sharing... Julius
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Hi ...Dear ... michaelkutsche ...!!!
Your Fantastic Art work
... Julius
is featured in Action-Portraits...!!!
if you don't mind...
best regards.....................You're most welcome in Action-Portraits...!!!
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wow, this looks like a detailed oil painting! its so cool that its actually digital art! great gallery!
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Oh wonderful job! Reminds me of the creatures from the movie The Descent!
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I like this. I have a son, whose second name is Julius, and I know what the name means. Spot on! Not so young thoug, but thats the point that makes the picture interesting.
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cool! i didn't seen thins one in your gallery from other sites.
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if you wouldnt mentionned it was done in painter, i could have bet a 50 it was real oil painting.
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Habe ein berliner Julius gekannt, und.. Ehrlich, ich meine verrΓΌckterweile sah er so aus ^^'
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Hi !!!
This is the message to let you know that you have been featured in my news article Wonderful portraits * part 6 *
Thank you!
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Wow! I love the that you can see the canvas!
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my GOD! i couldn't believe its digital untill i saw the directory it was submitted to. When I stared abit at it i could say it has some flaws but well.. nothing is perfect - nor it has to be... Awesome work! ^^
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It really does look like oil, I wouldn't have known it was digital if I hadn't read the description.
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Amazing, it looks like it came right off the canvas C:
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