Portrait-39 by Cyve

2D • Pin-ups • posted on Apr 17, 2014

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A very simple portrait. Thank you for your advice and I hope you enjoy it. Pencils, pens and paints on white paper 24x30. Thank you for the visit and comments. Many thanks also for previous comments, ratings and favs. Un petit portrait tout simple. Merci de me donner votre avis et j'espere qu'il vous plaira. Crayons, feutres et peintures de couleur sur papier blanc 24x30 Merci pour la visite et les commentaires. Merci egalement pour vos precedents commentaires. Have a fantastic weekend. C'yve

Comments (134)

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IMECOM

10:42PM | Thu, 17 April 2014

very smart !

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DennisReed

10:44PM | Thu, 17 April 2014

cool

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motic

11:00PM | Thu, 17 April 2014

The color suits her... or is it the other way around? :o) Yves, you'r the man

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PHELINAS

11:17PM | Thu, 17 April 2014

Elle est très "années folles" et de notre époque à la fois ! Bravo Yves ! Joli portrait!

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mtdana

11:19PM | Thu, 17 April 2014

Amazing – separate beautiful done shapes that all come together to make an exquisite portrait!!!

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zabzliev

11:29PM | Thu, 17 April 2014

Very nice art!

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claude19

11:30PM | Thu, 17 April 2014

très beau portrait, un jaillissement de beauté sur l'écran ! magnifique travail ! J'adore !!!

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Xfitz

11:41PM | Thu, 17 April 2014

Remarkable. Amazing how those few lines and bit of color that we accept as eye, nose, and lips transform the entire way the eye sees this image.

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CosmicWorth

12:24AM | Fri, 18 April 2014

Great work, mon ami.

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soffy

12:26AM | Fri, 18 April 2014

Wonderful work,so beautifully done****

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ROGERGONDRAN

12:43AM | Fri, 18 April 2014

Simple, efficace et très élégant portrait.

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SunriseGirl

12:44AM | Fri, 18 April 2014

Oh very nice. This one has an oriental feel to it. :)

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3DClassics123456

12:54AM | Fri, 18 April 2014

J'apprécie beaucoup. Mon avis ( de prof d'arts plastiques ) c'est que ce genre d'image nécessite des aplats parfaits. Peut-être qu'une autre technique ( acrylique? ) serait mieux appropriée. On voit trop les traces laissées par le marqueur. C'est peu perceptible pour le rose.

Cyve

4:20AM | Fri, 18 April 2014

Oui... vous avez raison... j'ai quelques soucis avec la teinte noire et... le scanner car sur l'original cela est imperceptible!

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bodo_56

1:54AM | Fri, 18 April 2014

Beauttiful in its simplicity! Wonderful work!

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Kerya

2:01AM | Fri, 18 April 2014

"Simple" - there is nothing simple about it - it is perfect!

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2:06AM | Fri, 18 April 2014

how gorgeous!

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jayfar

2:18AM | Fri, 18 April 2014

Maybe simple to you Yves but it is a beauty to me.

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ironsoul

2:33AM | Fri, 18 April 2014

Excellent portrait.

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Naneth36

2:41AM | Fri, 18 April 2014

Quelle élégance !! Et ses traits ont beau ne pas être dessinés, on visualise/imagine très bien les courbes de son profil. C'est impressionnant, comme sensation !!

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Katraz

2:42AM | Fri, 18 April 2014

A very lovely painting.

bruno75

2:55AM | Fri, 18 April 2014

super travail

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gaius

2:57AM | Fri, 18 April 2014

8, 39, 40...quand on aime on ne compte pas et, là, j'aime !

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Shozai

4:09AM | Fri, 18 April 2014

beautiful work :)

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Mark-David-Rogers

4:52AM | Fri, 18 April 2014

Excellent as always, you say simple but in a contradicting way there is indeed a complexity from the simplicity of such work, there is around six parts making up this great piece of work some joined others isolated and it makes for a very enjoyable composition. If you took the eye, nostril and lips out of this piece you would have an abstract work, this proves the abstract world is indeed a big part of our lives and only when we are able to truly identify something can we deem it familiar and less abstract in the world we live... I'm a big advocate of the left/right brain hemisphere concepts of teaching people to draw and the approach of how this dictates how we approach such things... such as the books and teachings of Betty Edwards... drawing on the right side of the brain.

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