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Published: 2007-12-26 01:14:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 6409; Favourites: 120; Downloads: 95
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First time I was doing one piece for so many hours without break. I don't know but i hope it was worth it.Refs were used for draperies.
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Another beautiful painting. You gotta love strong warrior women.
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Her pose reminds me Joan of Arc..
Awesome work!
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the face is incredible! and you have nice brushes
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Thanks
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OH i love baron! I rarely use his brushes though, i mainly use Mathias verhasselt's brushes
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That's amazing 
and now I have "when the foeman bears his steel" stuck in my head D: Damn you catchy show tunes!!
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sweet work, I really like the dark and myserious feeling of it, and you have some very interesting colours. I especially like the strong red that you put into some places, the work on the drapery and the clouds.
The hands and arms do look a bit too outlined though, I think, you should work on that a little more. but otherwise, great work
Daniel
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Great job ...this picture really caught me. Keep up the good work (I like your landscapes as well)
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A beautifully simple and symbolic piece.. For some reason I perceive the woman as the ultimate embodiment of war-associated suffering - she's thin, unkempt, with sunken eyes and a face that normally probably would've looked rather attractive with a bit of sleep and a nourishing diet. And despite all that, the woman seems incredibly strong, the kind of person whom circumstances have tried time and again to break, but who's only grown stronger as the result.
So many different things in one picture.... A noteworthy painting, that much is clear.
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Very interesting comment. Thank you very much, you mede me look at my work in kinda different way.
There is only one thing that I would correct - she is thin (and what made me a bit sad) because I used myself as a reference, I haven't actually any deeper thought about her weight 
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DziΔkujΔ D Pozdrawiam rodaczkΔ
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A truly stunning piece. My jaw hit the floor when I saw this painting.
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really regal pose and great sense of movement!
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Εwietne, kojaΕΌy mi siΔ anioΕami idΔ
cymi na wojnΔ. i z ksiΔ
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"siewca wiatru"
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tho` the sword could look a bit more "sharper/slim" i guess
Hey , you don` t want to hop over at CA to do some mentoring regarding digital painting by any chance ?
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Oh I posted it at my CA skethbook
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*g* Every artists needs to learn , true. But even if you consider yourself more as a mentee then a mentor , you could still give us newbs with absolutely no idea of digital painting a startout 
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i have enugh unflattened layers on this one, so I can make totorial
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great
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