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Triumph At Twilight(Watercolor)

2D Surrealism posted on Mar 12, 2009
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The size of the original is 14x21 inch. Painted with Winsor-Newton watercolor paints on Arches cold press 150lb paper. (I only used 3 pigments in this painting - paynes gray, cobalt blue and indian red, plus a bit of blue and burnt siena inks) For a CG(Poser+Vue) version see thumb_1842315.jpg

Comments (19)


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allisonbender

6:26PM | Thu, 12 March 2009

This is awesome !!!! I looked at both veiws & there both GREAT!!! but I love the one where your hands touched the PAPER !!!! More pleaz!! Tom

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beatoangelico

6:40PM | Thu, 12 March 2009

Very beautiful image...!!! Excellenn art..!!!

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Sivana

6:45PM | Thu, 12 March 2009

You really must have excellent water colors, our most used in Germany are Pelikan, and this colors most fade out. So for me it never was much fun to paint with water colors. As always a very good work!!

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JOELGLAINE

8:09PM | Thu, 12 March 2009

Isn't it 'Twilight'? However you spell it, it looks kick-ass to me! I could never paint for diddly-squat even when I was big on 2D art, so I'm envious. You did really well on this.

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anaber

8:17PM | Thu, 12 March 2009

It´s very interesting: it seems to me you draw the anathomy of the figure and after, you dress her with an almost transparent skin...and (i guess??)you do the same with the all painting..like all the painting was growing from an inside point.(forgive me my thoughts on comment and my terrible english,but i couldn´t help to tell you that,because i think this is very curious). Your watercolour underwater is very beautiful and a great artwork.

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ArtPearl

8:34PM | Thu, 12 March 2009

Thanks Joel - I fixed the spelling typo. (Although twiglight could be another image - a twig with inner light?:) )

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genesteal

9:57PM | Thu, 12 March 2009

Very nice picture !! Great work!!

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chippwalters

12:19AM | Fri, 13 March 2009

Beautiful job Pnina. I especially like the way you've captured the likeness of the original, yet stayed quite true to your medium. Another example of what a wonderful watercolor artist you are!

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nelli

1:47AM | Fri, 13 March 2009

kammer bild klasse gemacht l.g rosi

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RocksLady

2:56AM | Fri, 13 March 2009

excellent postwork

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dphoadley

3:05AM | Fri, 13 March 2009

Lovely! DPH

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jgmart

5:26AM | Fri, 13 March 2009

Excellent watercolor!

rudiruth

7:38AM | Fri, 13 March 2009

great!!!

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koosievantutte

6:35PM | Sat, 14 March 2009

very fine painting!

AnAardvark

11:12AM | Tue, 17 March 2009

Absolutely wonderful. Payne's Gray is one of my favortie acrylics. I love the water, cloud, and light effects.

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kobaltkween

4:23PM | Tue, 17 March 2009

i love how the boundaries between elements is less defined. i think your rendering of the water figure is incredibly skilled. it looks like you added water particles to the air, which i think is an interesting technique you seem to use a lot (bits of one of the environment in the other).

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bono35

4:04PM | Sun, 22 March 2009

very beautifully

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Rutra

3:09PM | Sat, 28 March 2009

Wow, excellent work. I especially like the droplets on the top section and on her feet. Very good!

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helanker

3:32PM | Fri, 10 July 2009

What a beautiful peace of art. You have such a fantastic talent. Well done.


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