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I took a few stills along the way showing the process, so thought I'd share those too:
Colours used:
White
Cream
Jasmin
Yellowed Orange
Poppy Red
Scarlet Lake
Tuscan Red
Process Red
Parma Violet
Indigo Blue
Ginger Root
Artichoke
Green Ocre
Sandbar Brown
Cool Grey 90%
Black
WOW, WOW, WOW! And only 16 different colours! LOL This is absolutely stunning, Rach. You are so very talented!
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Jen
Absolutely gorgeous, Rach. It's so lifelike - my hubby thought it was a photograph of a real butterfly. It's been great watching the development along the way so thanks for sharing that.
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This just fantastic Rach. I second Jen's comment. You are very talented and patient to accomplish this.
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stunning color, your shading and blending impeccable, hugs
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful Rach!!! I would have thought you used a lot more colors than that! Great job!
ReplyDeleteWow this is amazing... Your talent is limitless... Stunning....
ReplyDeleteJean
OMG I thought it was a picture at first. I am just starting with prisma color pencils. I will be happy to be half a good . Beautiful beautiful beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! This is stunning. It looks real. Great artwork.
ReplyDeleteWow! Wow doesn't even cover it, I don't know what does. It looks amazingly real. The detail is fabulous. I don't have enough adjectives. Wonderful work Rachel.
ReplyDeleteYour Peacock Butterfly is very beautiful. Thank you for sharing your stills and progress. Creative Bliss...
ReplyDeleteGreat Creation! It seems to be flying anytime!
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous coloring! :)
ReplyDeleteWOW! It looks better than a photograph!
ReplyDeleteFantastic Rachel, absolutely beautiful, I thought it was a photo,:-)
ReplyDeleteabsolutely stunning Rach, looooooooooooooove it
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you drew this butterfly, it looks so real! Seeing the still photos taken along the way is just magical and your patience for detail is awe-inspiring. Thanks for sharing!
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