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oil pastels9x12"
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nose bleeds are the most irretating taters of alll...very nice work!
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this reminds me of van gogh.
i think i remember you from picrave...?
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no, I don't believe I've ever been on picrave
but odd that you say that because you look oddly familiar to me, too.
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oooooh, ok i finally figured it out. it was bugging the shit out of me. on livejournal, the exalted i believe.
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wow that was a long time ago
but yes, that is probably it
i was kicked out for being too ugly
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Looks a lilbit like Van Gogh works. Awesom !
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This is buch a beautiful portrait. I love this oil pastel affect. Makes me want to learn how to use it.
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i dunno if this sounds super crazy but when i enlarged it it zoomed on just the lip part and it look almost like to people about to kiss and the blood is were they are seperated i think im crazy ometimes but at first i thought it was untill i scrolled down but it is amazing
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i really love the way you blend the pastels. do you use a lot of pastels (from the box or set), or do you use a few to mix those colours?
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a bit of both
while, I really use a set of about 8 basic colours, I'll use a building effect: I'll sometimes let the drawing sit a few days to "dry" and you can apply other colours over the original. This gives the drawing a much more oil-painted look and texture as well as allows you to build and blend colour.
Some of my earlier oil pastel work was done using a box of probably 32 colours, but I soon realized I was using the same few colours and I liked the look of basic colours blended than premade odd colours.
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thank-you ^^ i appreciate your answer a lot (sorry it's taken me a while to answer) i really do enjoy your sensibility of colours and i didn't know that you could let oils "dry" i would have thought that even if left for a few days, the reapplied oil pastels would still bleed into the under layers.
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ooooh i love this one! the textured lines are gorgeous!! my fav update so far...
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Absolutely excuisite work. Has such powerful, mystic mood in it, like twisted far away dreams, that you can feel and taste, but only almost remember.
Ah, I love the combination of powerfull hues, while they are not screaming, but empasising one another, bending twisting and turning to even a more crafted scheme of colors, with that strick black always shining from the back of the canvas.
And once again I love your surrealistic vision, beauty work indeed.
Kissies and care.
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i love the movement and colors in the background. i like that split down her lip/chin also. cool work
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i probably like this one out of all your pieces. it has a nice color atmossphere and i like how the blood sorta divides the lower half of her face. and oil pastels rule.
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Wow, loving the texture and colors....inspiring
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Man, you are a genius with pastels. I love that your stuff is very sketchy. It works so well. I do wish I had more to say but you leave me nothing to crit. 
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oh wow i love the texture on this, awesome work
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Wohooo I love this! Your colours and colouring style in this pic reminds me of everything I love
I've gotta say, I like the top 2/3rds of this pic more - the shoulders seem a bit small in proportion to the face but then again, I'm sure that was intended
very nice *nod*
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Wow! Very amazing! Interesting composition and very dynamic colors! This looks abosolutely perfect in the oil pastels!
Looks great!
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This is beautiful! How long did this take you?
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oh my god... this is so amazing
I have nothing else to say it just rocks
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wow.. thats awesome. I love the colors. Great job.
Meg
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wow u did an awesome job....i love the colors and the shadings
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