Lily by Demonika

2D • Portraits • posted on Apr 18, 2004

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I'm on a roll now! I nearly, almost, prefer doing this to Poser. (OMG! Blasphemy! Burn the Heretic!) There's something so satisfying to painting. Wacom, Paintshop, Photshop, Domai Photo for reference. Thank you for looking and I hope you have a nice day :-)

Comments (46)

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cneofotistos

4:29PM | Sat, 24 April 2004

you are amazing. hugz

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msebonyluv

6:47PM | Sat, 24 April 2004

Beautiful work on this!!!

Lissa_lei

1:25AM | Sun, 25 April 2004

Stunningly beautiful, a very well technically worked portrait V <<Lina

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Spiritbear

2:11AM | Sun, 25 April 2004

Outstanding work!

trev3k

10:24AM | Sun, 25 April 2004

beautiful!

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ice_magistrate

4:10PM | Fri, 30 April 2004

Dang girl! that's some hair work! i'm definitely saving up for a wacom!

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Varian

2:23PM | Wed, 05 May 2004

Soft, beautiful, elegant.

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ramhernan

4:07PM | Wed, 05 May 2004

Beautifull work Dem! the hair is perfect as the proportions are! you get a perfect lighting in this work! just excellent!

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Digimon

12:13AM | Fri, 16 July 2004

Awesome, I can't wait to get a new Wacom tablet! Your work is inspirational!!!

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dido6

1:51PM | Mon, 19 July 2004

This is incredibly beautiful as all your work seems to be. I'm sitting here with my mouth agape! I'm completely amazed at your painting skills. Fabulous job!

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SolidusSoft

7:09PM | Sat, 04 September 2004

No, this painting is stolen from it's owner here at Domai.com : http://www.domai.com/pics/big/sabrina22.jpg

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Demonika

3:56PM | Tue, 21 September 2004

sigh What photo do you think I used for reference you silly person? I happened to think it was a beautiful photograph and wanted to do a painting from it. It's certainly NOT a "stolen painting" so perhaps you should look closely and think about contacting the artist concerned before leaving an unfounded accusation on their work. I do a lot of portraits from reference photographs, it helps me to improve my technique and it's certainly helped to improve the general standard of my work. You have a problem with me using a reference photo? Guess what you can kiss.

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