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| I thought I'd post from start to finish, what I have done today ... |
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| I had to lift her left nostril a bit here, as it seemed to be a bit off kilter. |
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| At this point, I think I may darken the ears and nose, touch up the dark points around her muzzle, and darken the shadowing on her left side. Then I am considering using the mauve color I've used in the shadows of her face, and dropping it w/w on the side of her face and body in the light, to bring it out of the paper. As always, your comments are so welcome. |
We cannot believe that you have done this! This is spectacular! Gosh the eyes, the mouth, the everything! Your incredibles!
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Oh Katherine!!!! This is fantastic and one of my favorites..very realistic ...you should be SO proud of it!!! I can't wait till the next post.
ReplyDeleteKathryn, what a fabulous job you're doing... I called hubby to see and he said, "oh my, oh my.. that is just Missy to a T." Missy oof course corrected him and said, "that's Missy to an M" :lol:
ReplyDeleteYou really have captured the spirit and the likeness of our girl. I'm enthralled to see the development. xx
Fabulous, Kathryn! It IS Missy!
ReplyDeletePat will be so delighted with this! It's beautiful!! And I reckon Missy herself will be equally chuffed, lol! ;0)
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