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Submitted: June 11, 2010
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Tranquilityby ~AlmiJunior

Digital Art / Vexel / People

_{"Simplicity is the utmost sophistication."
(Leonardo da Vinci)

After so long without posting anything, here's a job I really liked it. Thanks to for the beautiful photo. I hope you enjoy.

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"Simplicidade é a sofisticação máxima."
(Leonardo da Vinci)

Depois de tanto tempo sem postar nada, está aqui um trabalho que eu gostei bastante. Agradecimentos à pela linda foto. Espero que vocês gostem.

Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop.
Jr.}

Critique by =JANunnoArt Jun 8, 2011, 8:34:26 PM

This is a gorgeous piece. There are so many elements about it that lend to the nature of the theme that you intended. Her body posture, how her shoulders are gently slumped and her hands are gently folded give that sense of "Tranquility" as you aptly named the piece. As I described to you in my commentI enjoyed the fact that you cropped the piece in such an untraditional way. I have always been told never to crop before the elbow (or directly at the elbow) or the full head. This piece puts the advice my professors gave me to shame. I love the cropping and how you don't see her eyes. It actually makes the piece feel more serene. Your color choice has the same impact and definitely highlight her skin tones well. I all ready described the importance of the dandelion to the idea of "Tranquility" but I will restate it: when I was younger I was told that by blowing on a dandelion that had turned white it was a way of making a wish. Which is what she appears to be doing. I had almost forgotten about that child hood fable and this piece brought that all back for me on a personal level. There's one more thing I want to add, that I didn't say in my comment... I think the detail in her hair is gorgeous, I love the way it's pulled back and the way the individual strands are placed. This is one of my most favorite pieces I've seen recently!

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~mikamoo2u2 Jun 26, 2011 Student Traditional Artist

wonderful!

~sweetrandomness Jun 21, 2011

Lovely.

~AlmiJunior Jun 22, 2011 Hobbyist General Artist

Thank you!

~Nikinoodle Jun 19, 2011 Student Traditional Artist

This is gorgeous! Very well done!

~AlmiJunior Jun 21, 2011 Hobbyist General Artist

Thank you very much for your attention.
I really appreciate it. ^^

~Nikinoodle Jun 21, 2011 Student Traditional Artist

No problem! It was a pleasure looking at your work

*Mosspoint Jun 9, 2011 Student Digital Artist

THIS is AWESOME!

~AlmiJunior Jun 9, 2011 Hobbyist General Artist

Thank you very much. ^^

=JANunnoArt Jun 7, 2011 Professional Traditional Artist

Wow. The composition on this piece is beautiful. I really like the way you cropped the figure and positioned her body. You see all of the important elements without seeing any of the stereotypical elements such as the girls eyes. I think it actually makes the piece more profound because everything you feel from the girl is from body language and the fact that she is blowing a dandelion makes the statement that she is "wishing" along with her clenched hands and stiff body posture

=adavesseth Jun 7, 2011 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Beautiful! I love how you don't show her face, but show emotion with the background, the flower and the side of her face. It's a strong drawing!

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