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the_original_Retro t1_itkln9p wrote

Very interesting molding and morphing here.

Makes me think of Cate Blanchett from Lord of the Rings, a mix of magic and ethereal beauty.

Well done OP.

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RegularHousewife t1_itkt6i5 wrote

That looks cool! A dryad? The colours are really really nice

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Izthatsoso t1_itkvc0o wrote

Amazing, haunting and beautiful.

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theveryrealreal t1_itkvm5u wrote

Live these colors together. With good framing and the right room, this is a power piece.

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Maggot_God_Warframe t1_itkwowg wrote

The lady of the forest weeps

Her greatest guardian taken

The blade that never cuts

The fire that never weeps

Oh, the green tendrils

Smoke on the waters

I shall perish

I shall wither

If only you could falter

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npielawski t1_itky5zt wrote

Replying to hnrkhrvth (#199,655)

Stable diffusion is the name of an AI that generates images from a prompt, I recommend that you try it. The AI is really good at merging different concepts together and being very original although there are some defects in the generated images (unlike yours).

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TatePapaAsher t1_itl35df wrote

Very nice surrealistic vibe to it. As the art market moves away from figuration and realism (finally) you'll see a bigger push into Surrealism as a bridge between figuration and Abstraction. You can already see a push towards interiors without people which is another bridge. Anyhoo, that stuff is really boring for most people.

I really like it OP! It reminds me of Angles Agrella and Ewa Juszkiewicz without being derivative.

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U81b4i t1_itl4jgi wrote

Op is flexing. This is an amazing work!

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littlexbirdx89 t1_itl50sr wrote

So amazing. The smooth texture is stunning. The color and bare branches give it a cool crisp feeling. It sort of reminds me of marble sculptures. Stunning work.

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U81b4i t1_itl5atz wrote

Replying to hnrkhrvth (#201,019)

Thank you for sharing. I have not picked up a brush for several years, but I have never been more tempted after seeing this piece. I have never worked with alcohol ink so I need to do some research because I love what you were able to do with it.

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Jealous_Resort_8198 t1_itl8myl wrote

Incredible! I love all aspects. Composition, colors, subject, etc. Few art pieces give me "the feels" like this does. Amazing talent.

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in-joy t1_itl9xl7 wrote

Wonderful piece. How long did it take you to complete the work.

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Chyaoski t1_itlb1vm wrote

How can I become a fan if there is no name of the artist?

"ME" who?

love your art dude

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Krepitis t1_itlccpc wrote

Looks like the makings of a "Spriggan"

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Zman8969 t1_itleczs wrote

What type of color scheme would this be considered?

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PencilSkirt17 t1_itlep92 wrote

Holy cow, you accomplished this with alcohol ink?! I'm blown away. It's stunningly gorgeous!

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midnight617 t1_itlexfb wrote

Reminds me of Ursula Monkton from Gaiman’s Ocean at the End of the Lane

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nemodigital t1_itlfkdg wrote

Reminds me of Dali's works. This is spectacular art.

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IIMsmartII t1_itlidb1 wrote

having just seen Tàr, this gave me Cate Blanchette vibes

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P9db6 t1_itllx7s wrote

Reminds me of Arthur Rackham, but with a modern take.

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AmberJackalope t1_itlnyxl wrote

This is so powerful and nuanced in its beauty. Lovely job. How do you use alcohol inks in this way?

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_Clint-Beastwood_ t1_itlp1vd wrote

I looked through your profile. I sense Beksinski with a hint of Giger?

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deerrabbit t1_itlrk0o wrote

Amazing! Would you mind if I use it as a background on my phone?

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coverartfree t1_itm0k19 wrote

I really love the shadows as they have been selected at the right point

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TikkiTakiTomtom t1_itmiunv wrote

Replying to Maggot_God_Warframe (#200,258)

She who weeps at the foot of the mountain

Upon the lake of water pure

The blade that never cuts — stolen

Past the fiery skies azure

Where has it gone,

To lands unknown

Alas I have finally found it

In a place where

Green tendrils perish

Smoke on the waters wither

And beasts of iron roam the land, seas and skies

Lies the forgotten legend,

Faltered.

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Unko_Ric t1_itmpyua wrote

First moment, this registered in my brain as cannabis.

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Zman8969 t1_itn08xk wrote

Replying to hnrkhrvth (#207,065)

Well it doesn't appear to be a complementary color scheme nor a primary. All the colors feel very close in relation, mood, and atmosphere. A serious and contemplative/reflective mood is imparted upon me.Would it be an analogous color scheme? I can't necessarily explajn better than to say color schemes I know it isn't.

Whether a name can be put to it or not, the color choices are celestial.

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hnrkhrvth OP t1_itn0p3t wrote

Replying to Zman8969 (#208,072)

Seems i am missing some serious art education :) i have no idea half of the stuff you wrote here, i am really sorry but cant answer the question :) lets go with the analogous sound very good to me...

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Euridicy17 t1_itni710 wrote

Wow this is stunning. I would absolutely hang this in my house. Do you have a website?

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womanintheratrace t1_itnqfci wrote

Lovely! The face reminds me of Kate Blanchet! Beautiful work

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MosquitoLover456 t1_itntqcl wrote

Beautiful. If I'm not mistaken, this kind of reminds me of Romanticism? The contrasts in this painting are done really well.

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Tasty_Needleworker13 t1_itoam7d wrote

I paint with alcohol inks regularly, where are you getting yours to get this white? Are you making it? I’m dying for this tone.

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PathsOfPain t1_itowyco wrote

Wow those colors with the lighting are making me feel some type of way

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hnrkhrvth OP t1_itp1axj wrote

Replying to Tasty_Needleworker13 (#212,725)

Alcohol inks in this case just means markers i felt very sophisticated when i posted so i wrote it that way, basically it was done with copic markers. Sorry for not being clear :) The white is mostly the paper and for the small highlights i was using acrylic pant from a tube. Hope i was able to clear some things out a bit and if you have more questions please feel free to ask

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Moochkins t1_itpaj4b wrote

Replying to hnrkhrvth (#207,182)

First time hearing "alcohol ink," reminded me of this scene from Community - the man is drinking pen ink thinking it will get him high/drunk. Was hoping you'd get the reference. :)

The work is beautiful, I hope you didn't think that gif means it's "blech"

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Moochkins t1_itpezy9 wrote

Replying to hnrkhrvth (#215,929)

Good lord, what a combo. But to be fair when we were kids, about twen- holy crap, TWENTY YEARS ago, where did the time go? Anyway we found this hemp plant and one guy from our friend group suggested we smoked it, but would need to soak it in acetone first. Thankfully I didn't have any, so I used my stepdad's aftershave. I mean it tasted... fine. Obviously didn't get us high but we all pretended we did. Or maybe it did, who knows, that was my first experience with something even remotely weed-related.

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