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Old 04-15-2007, 11:17 AM   #17
Thomasin Dewhurst Thomasin Dewhurst is offline
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Thank-you, Sharon. I also find that a well-timed rejection can work wonders for the development of my art.

Degas could be quite weird himself, though, couldn't he? I mean his figures can sometimes look unsettlingly zombie-like and his colours sometimes shriek unrealistically - so I think he himself may have not been totally adverse to lime green hair. What freedom suberb drafting and compositional skill allows! Draw well and anything goes, don't you think?
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