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This is my absolute favorite from your gallery. It pokes at my heart...in a good way
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I love the overall feeling of this one. I'm really moved by it, truthfully. I love how they seem to mesh into each other...b-e-a-utiful.
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thanks for saying, i'm glad you like it
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Just a quick question, but you don't use watercolour paper for these, do you? I don't see any of the texture that would show through and am curious as to what you used.
As for this piece, I love how it feels we can never be too close. The warm colours were a great choice to elicit emotion.
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i generally just use drawing paper, from daler rowney sketchbooks and daintree paper (www.daintree.ie/ - they use recycled cottons and linens to make a great range of papers, mostly for decorative use, but some good drawing and printing paper too) and i would usually go for 180-250gsm. i use scraps and old card or books as often as possible and make a lot of my own sketchbooks. i tend to have an ethical freak attack any time i buy paper, but daler rowney do make an annoyingly nice range of sketchbooks. not a big fan of the water colour paper, i prefer more subtle texture for fine pens and lines. and i don't use heavy washes of colour so i generally don't need to worry about the paper warping. if it does i just fix it to card or wood. hope that helps.
and thanks
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Strangely appealing....... what seems simple is nevertheless complex, perhaps hinting at the ambivalence of relationships?
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This is really beautiful. I love how your art seems kind of . . . simple, at first glance, but it conveys so much emotion. What you do is extremely skillful.
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