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Old 05-08-2007, 03:33 AM   #3
Tricia Migdoll Tricia Migdoll is offline
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Very nice likeness, Monique - and i love the setting and the composition. I think you have captured these two beautifully.

I do think the painting would benefit from some softening of your edges. ... gently flicking in some of the surrounding paint into the flesh.

This is something i have recently learned, and which has made a big difference to my work. I hope it helps you some. Perhaps someone with more experience will jump in and expand on this.
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