Sunday, June 10, 2012
"Raven (Day 2)"
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- My name is pronounced as Chong Wong and I came from China and live in Texas now. I have been painting for many years. Starting from January 2007, I have been generating one painting every weekday, and weekend sometimes. Please enjoy my blog. If you like my work, I would like to thank you, because we have communicated visually and shared a common concept about the world. If you do not like my work, I would also like to thank you, because you have just found room of improvement for me. So please do not hesitate to let me know. I really hope my painting can bring you more happiness today, no matter how small it is.
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10 comments:
Hand looks the right size. Shadow areas with their cool tones are fine. Looking forward to see what you do with the drapery in the dress.
This is beautiful Qiang. I think the hand is shaped beautifully. You may find it more pleasing if the shadow is a darker value.
Hi Qiang:
Since you have asked for feedback...
Your figures are beautiful!
The hand looks good to me, just the right size. There are two other things I am wondering about: Is the back of her skull a bit too narrow? and is the curve of her arm behind the chair correct? It looks a little too circular to my eye. That's all. The colors are very fine.
Nel
For beautful hands look up Portrait of Cecilia Gallerani by Leonardo Da Vinci. I think it is a Queston of jesture more than anatomy. By the way you paint the best feet in town!
This is really beautiful! I think the hand is great, but since you asked ;) The hand and fore-arm seem too blue and cool to me.
I think the hand is fine. However I agree that the cooler tones on the arm and hand disconnect it from the warmth of the rest of the body. Keep going!
One of your most beautiful pieces ever!
I agree with darkening the shadow of the hand- maybe arm too so it blends more with the dress and keeping the top of the hand light. Another idea- more back light under her right arm. Beautiful I love it!
She's lovely. I always prefer paintings were not everything is 'complete'. I'd leave the hands as they are (and they are lovely) if you work on them more they will become as important as the mood or expression. (unless you want them to be the focal point). That's my two cents :-)
Beautiful chromatics, brushwork. Love the ideas of lost edges - I understand this is were we add depth, 3D to painting. I think the fingers on her hand are too parallel - maybe this is what you are seeing.
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