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I came across a 17th-Century painting and it made me think of you. Here's the link: [link]
This is "The Denial of St. Peter" by Gerrit van Honthorst. You'll notice the dramatic lighting on the young maidservant, and how the light's intensity falls off according to its distance from the candle. Same thing with your Sad Dragon.
I don't know if you have studied much of the great masters, but some of them (especially Rembrandt) "painted with light" and in so doing created incredible works of art. It may be worth your time to spend a Saturday or two going through the online collections of various museums to learn more from their art collections. I am thinking that in your case it would be time well spent.
college bordom at dinner and some realy stang ideas,,,, neo the spoons not there think doesent work,,, strong hands is probly the best anser thought there is meny things of how i do it
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may your sword stay sharp and you minde sharper
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I came across a 17th-Century painting and it made me think of you. Here's the link: [link]
This is "The Denial of St. Peter" by Gerrit van Honthorst. You'll notice the dramatic lighting on the young maidservant, and how the light's intensity falls off according to its distance from the candle. Same thing with your Sad Dragon.
I don't know if you have studied much of the great masters, but some of them (especially Rembrandt) "painted with light" and in so doing created incredible works of art. It may be worth your time to spend a Saturday or two going through the online collections of various museums to learn more from their art collections. I am thinking that in your case it would be time well spent.
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may your sword stay sharp and you minde sharper
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is not life grand
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may your sword stay sharp and you minde sharper
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There's too many bitches in the temple -- LT
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