"The Woman in the Moon" was pale - almost translucent - yet oh so peaceful in her serenity.
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16 comments:
Thanks for visiting my blog! Nice delicate image, reminds me of stained glass church windows.
Very Klimt-like and superb!
this is so wonderful - the hair/headpiece alone is fabulous!!
beautiful image, i love all the patterns and textures and soft tones you used!
Oh, the contrast between her pale, smooth features and the intricate patterns is fantastic! Excellent work.
Lovely patterns and color!
I agree, it looks like klimt's but i'd rather say it's so Valerie.:) Very nice and inspiring. I'm coming up with women empowerment series, I'm currently working on Luna as the next piece. Is this just a coincident or what?haha Hope you don't if I look around for other inspiration.:)
beautiful..
beautiful piece! i also felt the likeness of klimt, except with a softer, definitely more 'pale' touch. lovely!
love all the detail!
wonderful patterns and colors! very dreamlike...nice.
Thank you for stopping by my blog and commenting on my illustration! Your piece is very nice as well!
Thanks everyone for all the nice coments. Happy drawing!
I love it!
We were obviously both inspired by Klimt! This is lovely - I especially love the patterns and texture you achieve.
serenity is exactly the right word for this piece! It's lovely.
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