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Commissioned for issue 59 of ImagineFX magazine -- a workshop on painting fabrics. That issue is fantastic, btw--go buy it!It was very strange to work with such bright colors, hahah.
My cat made a cameo.
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Good... Mosques are Turkish style. Likely a Byzantine woman traveled future and posed in Ottoman Palace
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Like how the cloth came out and the way she is posed. This is beautiful!
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Hey, look who can use color! 
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I always get excited to see your art in imagine FX.. it's actually the reason I bought the first copy I did!
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This is awesome!
I love the cloth. It's amazing!
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stunning detail~
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I got that first issue in my recently paid subscription! Great issue to start with, thanks! By the way, beautiful painting, I hope to learn from you!
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Glad you enjoyed it! It's a great mag.
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Yes it indeed is! Glad it's worth the money! 
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I saw your section in the A-Z of fantasy creatures in the issue of Imagine FX that I just bought, so stoked for you!!!
Hope to see more of your stuff in the upcoming issues, it certainly derserves to be!!
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I've been doing the Q&A section for almost 3 years now.
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holy crap! you really captured the ethnicity and exoticism in her face 
you are most amazing!
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It was a themed issue (Prince of Persia) but the interpretation was left open so all the art didn't end up looking the same. I took influences from various cultures.
The title is what happens when I paint something that has no story, and type the first thing that comes to mind.
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I saw it in the magazine, great work and great tutorial!
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Lovely job, especially with the fringe work on the "piano shawl". Your cat ia quite appropriately regal.
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wow! :aghast: This is mind-blowing! I love the variety of fabrics used. I may go pick this one up just on principle!
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Beautifully painted fabrics!
There's something wrong with the face - lips/shadow areas.
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very nice.. the detail is awesome, how long did this take you to do?
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I worked on it over a period of two weeks. Not sure about how many hours actually went into painting it.
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You did a fantastic job on this piece. That yellow fabric looks so real. I feel like I could just reach out and touch the silky material.
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its really good, i mean is so realistic. just one thing, not to criticize but i think the eyes and mouth are a little big
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This is different from other beautiful haunted works (which I love), but I love this too
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I love all the elements in this picture, but I think her headdress is my favourite
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Should be out next month for the US
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Flawlessly beautiful, i am going back to oogle at it.
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Wow that is some amazing fabric art...and I love you added the cat too.
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wow! This is amazing! The colors used in this picture aren't your typical choices, but your style still shines though beautifully. Amazing piece! I absolutely love it!!
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Thanks! I always get a little worried when I try something outside my usual genre, so it's good to know it's still recognizable as "mine".
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I know what you mean, it is kinda scary to work outside of your usual, but sometimes some of our best pieces come out of that challenge. The image still very much has your feel to it!
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Beautiful.
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Oh wow this is so amazing and so detailed Great job (:
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Wow! I love the fabric I can never draw it so Im gonna go buy that issue of ImageFX today
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I don't know how you are about critique, so I'll just say it doesn't seem quite right to me. Everything is of course very worked, but the contrast / lighting seems imbalanced. I don't know! I guess you did your job, anyway.
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omg u crited me u mean mean person. ;____;
You're totally right. I sensed something was off while I was making it, but didn't have time to figure out what it was due to a tight deadline. Of course now, a few months later, I can see what I should have done differently... oh well. Thanks!
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