Dude, your realism is like awe inspiring. That comic of yours I got is gonna be worth HUGE bucks one day XD I'll have it framed and everything.

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wow!O.o

hey this is cool to see the unfinished version of one of these paintings, it really shows how you build it up .. but still i have no idea how you do it. I always secretly studied your comic style art with the amazing inking and humor and movement and it's really helped me improve myself, now that i look at this style of yours, im again just baffled with the "Whattaaaaa ... how?!? HOOOOOOW" And it's not just that you developed this being in college, because i've seen you do these kinds of paintings years before. It's just, it seems like you've developed the style nicely. Good job on that i say you finish this one, i think her pose is the best of 4, or a shared first place with the bathtub girl, who's arms are especially nicely done. using one stroke of a brush you manage to make it look round and realistic.... do you paint alot over previous layers? Like, that in the end it's a thick mix of paint and you just go *splut* some more white here *splut* a little pink... etc? or do you work more precise in just filling it in and leaving it at that once everything's colored in? that seems to be what you're doing in this pic. Anyway, rantrantrant ...

greets

Li

Great Style!
much lurvin

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I'll see you when Karma comes around...

I think I like the fact that it's unfinished as you can see all the bold stokes and colour buildup. It's gorgeous.

It's absolutly beautiful!! It's so stunning it blows the mind away!

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Well it might not be finished but it sure looks good to me!

Don't finish it!! It's great as it is! Please don't touch it....the unfinished look allows the viewer to see the layers and work, and gives it so much energy. It's a cool effect.

You have very expressive portraits...You acquire essence with only a few paint daubs...