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Portrait

Discussion in 'General Open/Public Discussion' started by Om, 2 Dec 2009.


  1. Om

    Om DragonWolf

    Here's a thing I did in clay. It's of my daughter. I showed you months ago the work in progress. I did capture some of her features, but there are many things I want to fix on this piece. She's much prettier than this portrait IRL, but hey, it's my very first portrait ever and I haven't had any training so I'm not going to beat myself up over it!!

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    Om, 2 Dec 2009
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  2. ShadowSpawn

    ShadowSpawn DragonWolf

    Looks Very Good to me, your catching my bad traits as a perfectionist lol
     
    ShadowSpawn, 2 Dec 2009
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  3. Manitou

    Manitou Old War Horse DragonWolf

    Very nice, sky. I love the captured look of almost troubled expectancy on her face. Like she is looking to the horizon, expecting something to crest the far hill.
     
    Manitou, 2 Dec 2009
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  4. WarChilde

    WarChilde DragonWolf

    1/2 pint,

    Your skill as a sculptor has really improved by leaps and bounds from your first pieces, verily, the feelings and emotive gestures on display in this latest piece truly speak of your talent that you've cultivated.


    :thumbsup::thumbsup:
     
    WarChilde, 2 Dec 2009
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  5. Hamma

    Hamma Commanding Officer Officer

    Officer
    :thumbsup:

    Very nice!!
     
    Hamma, 2 Dec 2009
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  6. Om

    Om DragonWolf

    Thanks you guys! You are very kind. I have a long way to go.

    She's upset because she has to sit still while she poses because she'd rather be on facebook.
     
    Om, 2 Dec 2009
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  7. Manitou

    Manitou Old War Horse DragonWolf

    :rofl:

    Well, I tried. :lol:
     
    Manitou, 2 Dec 2009
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  8. Brokentusk

    Brokentusk DragonWolf

    Looks great!
     
    Brokentusk, 2 Dec 2009
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  9. symen

    symen DragonWolf

    Fantastic work, as always! :D

    As others have said, this piece is very emotive. It's very lifelike -- the outlines of the collarbones and neck muscles and the set of the jaw give her a subtle and interesting tension. Her eyes are very expressive, as well, perhaps the most expressive part of the piece.

    It may be your first portrait, but it's as good as anything I've ever seen.
     
    symen, 3 Dec 2009
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  10. FaithStrike

    FaithStrike DragonWolf

    Awesome work indeed. You know most peoples' first portraits look like ashtrays so i'd say you did a great job :) Keep up the good work.
     
    FaithStrike, 3 Dec 2009
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