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Hi guys. I never thought this artwork could cause so much commotion over such a silly matter. Here is the thing: There was a misunderstanding where I’ve been thought of as being a rude person because I was aggressive back in response to some jeering comments I’ve been receiving for not having made this character's hands look delicate, can you believe that?
I understand it's just a personal opinion you’re giving, not necessarily the truth, and you’re entitled to that. I take the good with the bad. By nature I'm not an arrogant or cocky person and I really disdain that kind of people. I like to read and appreciate people’s commentaries and if you check my gallery you’ll see I try to reply everybody as good as I can. I also get really sad when artists I admire do not reply me properly, but now I can relate to that. Not every women needs to be stereotypical, and to me it actually adds more to story. People should be more inquisitive instead of reactionary. Treat it like art. However, this artwork is not perfect. But I can tell you I also DO easily see errors and particular characteristics that do not look good in 90% of top artist's works, but I never dissed their works because of that. Why? Because you have to be open enough to new styles that don't necessarily follow the same artistic movements you follow. And artistic license forgives much, doesn't it? People have been inspiring me with positive words, and critique implies pointing out the negative aspects. If you think you have knowledge enough to do, PLEASE, do it. But make a serious examination and judgment of it. Say something good to me and when I say something good I don’t mean an admiring comment. If you’re coming for jeering speech, I will not take it. So, after remove those stupid commentaries, I've opened this option "Request Critiques" to some fellows make a real critique. Enjoy it. I'm pretty good at knowing what stinks in my work. And I will dare to fail more. I'd like to thank very much my friends for the support: John Beatty | Liam Sharp | Joe Benitez | Robin Mitchell | Le Sean | WyA | Wen M | David Williams | Daniela Uhlig | Will Caligan | Admira Wijaya | Christian Lichtner | Yildiray CINAR | Ander Zarate | Ed McGuinness | Robb Mommaerts | Jon Sommariva | Micah Gunnell | Teruchan and Diana Greenhalgh.  Thanks for stopping by.© eDuardo fRancisco - All rights reserved. eDu’s FACEBOOK || eDu’s MYSPACE || eDu’s COMICSPACE || eDu’s ORKUT Comments This is gorgeous.
-- In the light we'll sing, as all hurt must bring. In the falling cusp, of all broken things. In the coming dusk, you will call on us. And unite we must, I'm the Crowing, bitch.  Que lindo,gostei da posição dela ^__^
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her pose looks great and the tattoo on her arm looks beautiful i cant wait till some one colors this  Adorei a expressão no rosto, e o pró
 rio rosto em si está lindo. O cabelo está igualmente maravilhoso.-- Sorry about my bad english... :/ ><}}}'> Julinhars <'{{{><  This is detailed and lovely1 I also admire the title!!! ^^ Thankie for posting excellent art! w00t! =-D
-- Omnitian0-*Dozzy* The Abstract and Confused OmniChild of Hibiscus-Lotus Passion... "If you're a fan of anything that is overlooked or unappreciated, (characters) copy and paste this now!" "You know there's a lot of hate going on when you're beautiful!"  i like this, im going to water color this
-- The most Beautiful Women* in the world are right here on DeviantArt   I make girls twist hair the line quality here is beautiful as always=]
-- progress is living..... - Javier Cruz Winnik .....just keep swimming, just keep swimming very nice I might have to try and ink this one
-- "Sins of the father are always reflected in the virtues of the son"  Ah! Amazing as always, I like your style of drawing faces - so natural and beautiful! Great work on tattoo also - I thing it's hard to draw floral ornaments. And it would be great if you do a noir-style book!
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Critiques
Even with those criticisms this is not a bad piece. I have to mention I absolutely LOVE the way you draw hair. Its not overly detailed, but if flows and has a very realistic yet stylized quality. The face and the folds in the blanket look really good too. Hope this was somewhat helpful!
I'll say this is an absolutely BEAUTIFUL piece. You did a fantastic job. My favorite is the detail in the hair. The strokes are painterly (please paint this). The hair, lovely organic tattoo and folds in the drapery all compliment each other. All I can suggest is if you were ever revisiting this piece would be to give her more exaggerated body position, even if it was not overly anatomically accurate. Maybe more curve to her body, and seated at a more dynamic angle. I am super cartoony so that is expected coming from me.
Great job buddy!
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