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I'm not sure what drew me to this more, the fact that when I was a teenager, I made a watercolor and ink drawing of my then boyfriend and I or that I, as an adult have an outfit very similar to the girl in this art. I think had I drawn us in skeleton form, my mom wouldn't still have it hanging in her hallway as a weird reminder of a teenage romance...or something like that. As far as this piece goes, I like the use of the stylized skulls on some very stylish skeletons. I like the shading of the clothing, it gives the fabric life. Being someone that has made many fashion drawings as well as fashions, I can appreciate the details put into the outfits as well as the hair. Diana's daughter is very lucky to have such a talented mom.
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10 more days and counting...
1 comment:
Thank YOU so much for including me in your blog! I now have a large head to rival my skellys! XO Diana
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