"Old Vietnamese Woman" by che18530

Mixed Medium • Portraits • posted on May 14, 2003

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This is the counterpart sketch of "Old Vietnamese Gentleman". The sketch was accomplished with Prismacolor Verithin, Prismacolor Studio and Col-erace Colored Pencils. The Photo Frame, Soft Focus and Bird with Flowers was done in PSP8. I look forward to your comments. Have a great day!...Cheryl

Comments (11)

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danob

1:19PM | Wed, 14 May 2003

Absolutely wonderful Cheryl I love this even better than the other one! As I have said before this style is perfect and the mediums so suit your work as does the subject!! :-)xx

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SirJohn

2:22PM | Wed, 14 May 2003

What can I say that I didn't already say on your other one?? This is yet another fantastic image Cheryl... great motif! This is getting to be another wonderful series it seems:D

gallimel

2:58PM | Wed, 14 May 2003

this is even better than the previous :)I agree with what was said above :) I love the way you colour dear :) Kiss :)

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tallpindo

4:30PM | Wed, 14 May 2003

The subtlety of your aging is delicate. She could be preparing spring rolls or setting out a flat of silk worms.

Satern

5:26PM | Wed, 14 May 2003

Ahh it is wonderfull, I love the use of all your diffent subtle shades although brought together inside one overall feeling, no bit looks like it does not belong in that picture or other strangeness, a fully finished pice of work :) doing great :))

groush2

6:26PM | Wed, 14 May 2003

An absolutely wonderful work !!! .... your style and technical expertise shines bright. This is a face I have seen many times ... in a past life !

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Tommy3D

12:56AM | Thu, 15 May 2003

What can I say that has not been said, this is a stunning work of art, amazing in every way! And I agree, as good as your first image is, this one is even better!!!

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