Oh cool! You're a really good artist! omg i wish i could do a poster like that!!!!!
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Aw twilight... The books were amazing, but the films deceived me. But anyways, you, my friend, did a really great job at reproducing it. I really like the texture in it, or the impression that is. It has a impressionist feel to it, which me that from close, it only looks like blobs of color, but from far, it looks real, (in case you didn't know ) And I love it. The only thing that I would recommend is that you re-paint, or whatever it is you did this with, over the black to it's even. You see the marks on it, and I think it would look better if it was all pitch black. Apart from that, it's great!
Good job.
-Other One
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I did the same thing once! I gave it to one of my sister's friends that loved Twilight. It was one of the first things I painted in acrylic. You did really good for only having done it at twelve! I wish I had thought to take a picture of mine...I liked it. Oh well. Now I can look at yours!
-Bailey
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Reall? You did this when you were twelve? You're pretty good. If I were painting my wall - even if it were just a smiley - it would turn out totally messy.
Show us more of your art works. I'm sure they're really awesome. )
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