Comment 5603
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I love how real this looks. You've drawn her just perfectly; not making her so skinny and gaunt that the prospect of such a thing would be unrealistic. You also have a gift for shading folds. Lord knows it's one of the hardest things to do, and you do it perfectly. The one and only thing about this that's got me wondering is her 'angle'. She seems to be tipping upward a bit. I think the effect would work if she were by herself, but the amazing wrought iron work you've done is fairly straight. Maybe a quick crop and a little degreeage turn would fix it *degreeage...I love it!* 
Otherwise, you still continue to amaze me and I have the greatest of appreciation for your work.
Otherwise, you still continue to amaze me and I have the greatest of appreciation for your work.Comment ID 5603
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Thank you very much for the kind compliments...
I think what you are seeing with the 'tilting up' is a bit of an optical illusion. She is sitting straight, on a natural landscape (which is never perfectly flat anyhow) holding her leg with one hand and caressing the grass, so to speak, with the other. Even if she were somewhat crooked, it wouldn't bother me due to the fact that she is not meant to be on a perfectly flat surface.
Thanks very much again, luv, I appreciate your thoughtful comment!
I think what you are seeing with the 'tilting up' is a bit of an optical illusion. She is sitting straight, on a natural landscape (which is never perfectly flat anyhow) holding her leg with one hand and caressing the grass, so to speak, with the other. Even if she were somewhat crooked, it wouldn't bother me due to the fact that she is not meant to be on a perfectly flat surface.
Thanks very much again, luv, I appreciate your thoughtful comment!
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