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Two teensy watercolor experiments I made the other night while messing around with my new pentel waterbrush. I liked them enough to scan them together and share! =) Used a white gel pen for the stars and their eyes. Each one is 2.5” X 3.5” on Fabriano 300lb cold press watercolor paper, I scanned them and put them side by side in Photoshop
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Me too, I love working with limited palettes!
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Lovely looking pieces as I mentioned over on FA, thank you for sharing these with us!
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Thank you!
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Very amazing job here. The simple color scheme and stark contrasts go all so well together. And it has an extra mystical feel to it with the effect of the watercolors.
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Thank you so much! They were super fun to make. =)
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cute
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Thanks!
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2.5 by 3.5 inches?? That's tiny, but I imagine working at bite-size can be fun! These'd look really cute printed on business cards, I bet o:
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Yeah, teensy scraps I had! I wasn't sure what I would do with them, so I just made some gradients and then added some stuff.
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Ur face is a tiny sky howl.
(these are really cute)
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OH my god IT IS! D=>
(and thank you, yay!)
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These are lovely! It's like they're calling to each other from half a world away.
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Aw, thank you! Maybe they miss each other. =)
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I was going to say "I wrote a poem kind of like this", but, looking back, I was actually inspired by another picture of yours, this one:
https://www.weasyl.com/submission/239312/reunionPoem: https://www.weasyl.com/submission/250227/the-tribes-of-dog
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These are really stinkin cute! I could see them in little frames next to each other <3
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aw, thank you! ^_^
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Wonderful work on the effects with the watercolor~~ Fantastic work ^ w ^
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Wahh, these are really cool~ Simplistic yet so effective!
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Such a gorgeous color palette for the both of these. Excellent work as always!
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This is absolutely gorgeous!
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monochromatic works always amaze me, lovely pieces!