| Artist: | Kirsten Talmage |
| Uploaded: | 09/21/08 |
| Gallery: | Fine Art |
| Subject: | Sci-Fi/Fantasy |
| Media: | Watercolor |
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Kirsten Talmage:
Stone Window
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Too many layers. Insufficiently original. Good practice.
4" x 6" on Strathmore Imperial Watercolor 140lb Cold Press postcard
Copyright © 2008 Kirsten Talmage
4" x 6" on Strathmore Imperial Watercolor 140lb Cold Press postcard
Copyright © 2008 Kirsten Talmage
5 Image Comments
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| 09-Jan-09 10:44 AM |
Bailey Hopper I love it! Her little buddies are the best, too cute =) | |
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| Artist Reply: Thank you! | ||
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| 09-Oct-08 02:27 PM |
John Graham Inkson Great potential. | |
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| 25-Sep-08 07:48 AM |
Renata Cavanaugh This is adorable....beautifully done Kirsten | |
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| Artist Reply: Thanks, Renata. I'd just like to add that I really appreciate your consistent encouragement. It's incredibly helpful. | ||
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| 21-Sep-08 09:16 AM |
Leah Jaarveth This is really great stuff, I love it ;) | |
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| Artist Reply: Hey, Leah, thanks! I might make prints of it at deviantArt--someone requested that (my mind boggles, but who am I to argue? I'm all for a fanbase, should it ever happen... *laugh!*.) | ||
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| 21-Sep-08 08:19 AM |
Sharon Simmons still lovely though! we're our own worst critics! sharon | |
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| Artist Reply: Thank you, Sharon! I'm happy to be my own worst critic, actually. *chuckle* Helps me choose direction, move... I do forget sometimes to praise myself in balance, true. I think very highly of constructive criticism: ways to improve, noticing what has worked and what could have been done differently. I got some great criticism from two folks in Enchanted Folk about this piece, actually -- they gave me advice on composition (on larger paper, this would be more powerful uncentered); contrast and techniques for getting there (masking highlights, working shadows, then working midtones); and on glazing carefully, so layers don't look layered. (The two are Mariane Mathiasen and Cosby Gibson; I mention them to encourage folks to look at their work by way of thank yous for their detailed comments. I hope I can give such good help to others, someday. Anyway! I just got carried away in this reply. Please forgive me for cluttering up your inbox! | ||
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