Portrait-48 (for Jeff) by Cyve

2D • Pin-ups • posted on Apr 16, 2015

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For JEFF aka jayfar Thank you my friend for your support and I hope that this scrawl will please you !!! Paints on white paper (30x40). Thank you for the visit and comments. Many thanks also for previous comments, ratings and favs. Pour JEFF aka jayfar Merci mon ami pour votre soutien et j'espere que cette image vous plaira. Peintures sur papier blanc (30x40). Merci pour la visite et les commentaires. Merci egalement pour vos precedents commentaires, visites et favoris. Have a fantastic week-end. C'yve @ Didier

Comments (134)

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Navi

4:49PM | Sun, 19 April 2015

Regard très expressif ! Très joli dessin :)

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AGentleMuse

5:06PM | Sun, 19 April 2015

Another stunning piece of artwork!

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gaius

2:16AM | Mon, 20 April 2015

Comment faire original après ce concert de louanges ? Allez, je fais simple : j'adore !

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Shozai

11:01AM | Mon, 20 April 2015

a beauty :)

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BellaDark

11:38AM | Tue, 21 April 2015

This is beautiful. :)

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flavia49

6:23PM | Tue, 21 April 2015

Fantastic work

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anahata.c

7:45AM | Sun, 26 April 2015

with all the body portraits you paint, it's nice to see a simple 'face' from you. It shows us how finely you paint faces. This woman's face is angled, and looking a bit upwards: I find such angles to be very difficult to draw. You caught the angle and tilt effortlessly. Her corneas (in her eyes) are outlined in simple light-blue paint---the only light-blue in the image---with bold blue irises: marvelously done. You have a simple nose and a simple mouth, and they complete a whole person. (The nose is just 3 strokes: 2 for the nostrils, 1 for one side.) The hair flows down and then stops, as if it's embracing her head. This is something you've done in some other facial portraits, and it's a fine way to "frame" her face. And the rest is your signature white space. (And then, your own signature--CYve2015---is in red: Merveilleux! A beautiful 'touch'.) A very sensitive painting, Yves.

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