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Old 08-18-2005, 03:07 PM   #4
Leslie Bohoss Leslie Bohoss is offline
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Thanks Michele

I like copy Old Masters.(or not so old) You are right, I had learned a lot. Particularly about edge handling and how little color needed to make a little more alive. (well to observe the finished against the underpainting.) Even if I know and see: it is far away from any professional work, nevertheless, I was happy with this skin.
But I am still blue about my own blindness. (the face.. )
Maybe I want to try over again, after one year of practice.

ciao.

PS: If I don't want mud, it is still there. If I need it : hard to get right... her soiled garb..
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