Studying Modigliani's Anna
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Permalink Reply by 05ue98hr2bmf9 on -
Oooh! I like them, the copy is particularly good. The colours really work well. Nice work!
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Permalink Reply by Daligoddess on -
Thanks Mary!
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Thanks Diana
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Permalink Reply by Tina Koyama on -
Oh, wow! These are amazing! I never thought to try copying an artwork because I never thought I could do it anywhere near as good as the original. But now I am jealous! Will have to choose some favorites and give it a go!
Are you hanging these up in your house?
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Permalink Reply by Daligoddess on
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Thank you Tina. Give it a try. I have them for sale on my web site.
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Permalink Reply by 2cz9dqqh8zp7g on
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I like these too.
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Permalink Reply by Daligoddess on
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Thank you. I am drawing more in Modi's style, I am enjoying delving into this.
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