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Soul Sistah Painting

I love trying new things in art. It is like an adventure and a hearty challenge. So after I saw this picture of the soul singer Ledisi, I just had to try it. Love the dark eye shadow and the head tilted. So dramatic!

When I first tried adding the blue eye shadow to my painting it looked cool to me. But when I had my hubby look at it he nicely told me the blue I did made her eyes look hollow! LOL! So I went back and added a lighter blue and that did it!

So here are some pictures showing the progression of my version of Ledisi.





Thanks for stopping by! Have a super day.

Comments

  1. Kelly, fabulous,she is so dreamy and dramatic!! You go girl!!

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  2. Oh I love this....she is fabulous!

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  3. wow! fabulous! the eyelashes are so perfect and precise!

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  4. Kelly, this is so gorgeous. I love the way you show the progression of what you did to her. Absolutely beautiful. I love the bubbles. They add so much dimension! You are one talented and amazing artist.

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  5. Truly beautiful and love how you used the picture for your inspiration. And the richness you achieved by that last photo is awesome!

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  6. Awesome!!!! Just a stunning page and I love the dimension you got with the lighter colors actually bringing the third dimension to her lips etc.

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  7. Beautiful! You are very talented. I am lovin' your watercolors! You capture such emotion and I like the Flow in your portraits...

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  8. I really like seeing the progression. It is an absolutely wonderful piece!!!

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  9. You did the dang thang. Very soulful.

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  10. Oh wow! the peacefulness just radiates off the page. Really lovely work!

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  11. Oh Kelly, you've done it again! Created a wonderful masterpiece...she is just beautiful!

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  12. Beautiful work as usual by my beautiful wife. Keep doing the wonderful art that you are doing, Honey. Your husband is very proud of you.

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  13. She is soooo beautiful and peaceful! This is gorgeous.

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