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grayfire artz wrote:
ok this is the fleur printanire muse! it means spring flower :D…. i hope.
Yes it does. I’ll give you the fun accent 😀 “fleur printanière”
And they’re both lovely, as always, n’est-ce pas?
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http://www.sarahjestin.com/feedbacklists.htmdragonmedley wrote:grayfire artz wrote:ok this is the fleur printanire muse! it means spring flower :D…. i hope.
Yes it does. I’ll give you the fun accent 😀 “fleur printanière”
And they’re both lovely, as always, n’est-ce pas?
😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 thank you so much!!!Detail, detail, detail!! Do you use a magnifying glass when you paint? Your details are amazing. I especially like Storm Flower. The use of the light color metallics with the dark base, the whole thing leaves me mesmerized. Are you going to sell any of your muses?
megamibabe16 wrote:Detail, detail, detail!! Do you use a magnifying glass when you paint? Your details are amazing. I especially like Storm Flower. The use of the light color metallics with the dark base, the whole thing leaves me mesmerized. Are you going to sell any of your muses?
lol i use my glasses which help alot 😀
for doing all feather marking i will either have an enlarged photo of the type feather pulled up on my computer screen or i’ll have a feather sitting next to me for reference. sometimes it’s troublesome and confusing because i can see what the markings are supposed to look like but i can’t quite understand how to use my brushes to mimic the design. it has taken alot of patience and practice lol sometimes it even helps to look and someone else’s painting or piece to figure out what type of brush stroke is required. 😀 😀daydreamer wrote:what kind of metallic paint do you use?
illuminere, folkart, decoart, golden interference, pearl’ex powders… i think thats it and for the base paint i like to use winsor and newtons . i have found that on the smooth scales doing a thin layers and building up from there works very well especialy with the pearl’ex powders and interference paints 😀
heres the kelpy keeper preview ^_^ i am so happy with this paint scheme!!
and here is the autumn bones muse i hope you guise like her 😀
i love the kelpy keeper! quite the contrast with the pink eyes. the autumn bones scheme is really neat! the color choices are really awesome. very well done.
The dragon looks interesting. I cannot say much about it right now, but those pink eyes really stand out. I like the shade of blue you are using.
Greater Basilisk wrote:Those paint schemes are unusual, and I mean that in the best possible way.
lol the muse looks like it came from a loony bin 😀 😀 😀
I particularly like what you did with the scales on the Muse’s right side. The color combination is amazing, and that wonderful wandering pattern comes as a complete and delightful surprise. The color scheme on the Muse overall is a very nice one. I have some yarn like that . . . LOVE it!
Nice colors on the Keeper–the wings show a particularly nice effect, and I like how you touched some teal onto his face.
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