Starry Night

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What did you use to make it?

It is a bit confusing but I recon that's what it's suposed to be.

Beautiful.

Not my favorite from your works but good non the less. ******************************************************************************************

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i love this pic.
i have the real pic in my room
this is just as good
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I really like this!
I have really nothing to sa except you're a fantastic artist.

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its pretty good, although i don't love impressionism, its good. did u do it with oil pastels?? i hope you meant copying as in looking at it and figuring out how to draw it: this is a good way to learn drawing. if u traced it-not so good b/c its better ending up with a piece of crap and looking at it and figuring out what to do next to make the next one better. i can draw pretty well, and i learned from the looking at and drawing as best i can method. copying doesn't tell you quite what you did wrong, it just says what the original artist did right, which defeats the purpose of even pulling out a piece of paper, b/c you could have just stared at the artwork until you went crosseyed. Don't mean to sound too harsh, but tracing can't teach u to draw 4 real.




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I love van gogh! So, I would be most upset if someone ruined one of his pictures. And considering this is my favorite, I would be doubly upset.
Luckily for you, you did a really nice job of this! ^^ It really has the same feel to it as the original did. Which is extremely hard to achieve, especially when it comes to Gogh's style.
Very, very nice. I'm jealous.
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Thankyou so much! those are such nice reviews, and i was terrified of putting this peice on here because van gogh is such a famous artist i wasnt sure waht the reaction would be. just to let you know i did not trace this, at all, i had to study it in my art class then i had to do it, it was hard but so much fun, and i used pastels and oil pastels aswell, tahnkyou for your reviews!
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its awsome and very abstract i like it a LOT :!: :D
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Oil Pastels? I really like it. It reminds me of a scene in my favorite book. It flows very nicely. Keep up the god work!
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Wow...*jawdrop*

Such talent Grace!!
YOu really are a great artist, all your drawings are impressive!! Cool colouring!
Love the magic world feel about this!
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I hate Van Gogh. So much. I just hate his style. But you did do a good job on this; thumbs completely vertical, my friend.
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I thought that this was beautiful! Very good and you are so freaking talented! I wish that I was that talented. I can only doodle stupid hearts and smiley faces and other little things like that. Emphasis on little.
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This was good, although not my absolute favorite of your pieces.

I'm not a big fan of pastels because they always leave white spots. It's a shame that you couldn't capture Van Goghs use of the paint and texture. His work is so smooth and thick, so pastels probably weren't the best choice if you were trying to copy it.

On the other hand, the texture you got out of it brought a new style to the artwork.

It looks remarkably like the actual painting. It must have taken a while. Do I remember correctly that there was a little town at the bottom of the painting, or am I thinking of something else?

Anyway. Good work.

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