His handsome face and matted hair attracted me. I felt that I painted the hair a little too tight when I looked at it the next morning. I will try it better next time.
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6 comments:
nnnnnnice!!
I like that you put more texture in this one.
And I like the portrait too, looke just like you....but more serious, haha
Beautifully done.
me encanto su obra , saludos desde argentina.
maria gabriela costa
Thank you all for the comments! especially from Maria, I don't understand Spanish, but found translation from Web. Isn't greet that we all connect thru WEB!
to me, the hair is the most beautiful part of this painting. I also love the red in your shadows. Really nice blog!
I have to agree with Ester. The hair is the best part; you've done a wonderful job with the color, values and texture. Well done!
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