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Published: 2011-09-08 14:57:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 25647; Favourites: 1878; Downloads: 0
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I'm so proud of this.
Also, real thorns. I glued them with liquid latex.
Part of the Human.Nature. series:
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Thank you very much for your kind words!
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well youΒ΄re welcome! the words were felt. i wish for more art soon.
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This is my first critic.
In vision,I can clearly see what you have done in an amazing way.this turned out just lovely in my opinion.so I give you all stars.
Originality you showed perfectly.roses are way beautiful too,so I'm glad you made this.another five stars,because you had used something seen in nature everyday.
Technique......I'm not so sure what to say for.in my opinion,you deserve four and a half,if I knew exactly how to explain it,I would put this in better words.
Impact is another hard one for me to explain,but I give you five stars.the oly reason it's hard for me to explain,is the fact that I can't think of the perfect words to describe this.
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Congratulations, this piece is featured in our group: [link]
Have a nice day!
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Hello! Your amazing photo has been featured in my Colors - RED journal! It is for =Kara-a 's feature contest
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This is gorgeous!!! I am going to request it to be in the group Lovely-Diophysitic. If you're not already a part of this group then I hope you will consider joining and submitting more of your fantastic work! You can click here [link] to get to the group and see your work in the gallery if you accept the invitation
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Thank you very much!
I accepted and joined. I hope the group will grow more because from what I see it's awesome!
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You're very welcome!! We are happy to have you
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I really like what you did with this one in particular
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Could you tell me what brand of paint you are using in this series?
It looks great! I was wondering if I could use the same brand for full body paint. It loos so smooth and not oily or shiny like most paint on skin.
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Hello! I'm really, really, really sorry for the late reply, I've only noticed your comment now.
The secret is that I'm not actually using body paint for these - I use regular watercolor and/or tempera since I wash the paint off 10 minutes after I apply it. Even if I did have the money for the real body paint, I probably wouldn't buy it because it's just not worth it in my case.
I wouldn't recommend this at all, though.
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Thanks for replying. [:
I hear you. My friend used to use watered down acrylic paint as body paint. I'm sure that wasn't a healthy decision at all, but there was nothing else to use (at the time). Now we've got some body paint, and I doubt we'll ever be going back to the artsy paint. xd
If it was body paint I'd definitely want to know what the brand was; the way it's applied looks very good on your photo. It doesn't look very oily or uneven. You did a really good job applying what you used. [:
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The paint I used is rather dry, maybe even too dry, I think, but it doesn't show on photos so that's a plus. Thank you!
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You should definitely be proud of this. It's marvelous and original.
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Hi , you are featured in my journal [link]
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Beautiful work! Congratulations on the DD!
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My pleasure!
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awesome! I like this pic alot. did it hurt taking the thorns off? O.e
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Why would it hurt?
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well....you GLUED it....right?
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Yeah, with liquid latex. 
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Ooooooooh XD lol Derp!
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Very cool! 
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Thank you!
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Oh wow!
It's so simple...yet amazing! 8D
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That is a super cool concept, and beautifully executed!
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Hi! Your work is featured here: [link]
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