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Old 09-06-2012, 03:36 PM
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Brava! Love the fish, his...left hand haha (I always get confused about which I should call it when viewing...right of the painting, his left hand :S), the towel (superb), and the hairs on his arm. Everything else as well but those are the highlights for me!
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thanks TDCT.
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Old 09-06-2012, 05:29 PM
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You've done some really fine work here, and that fish is simply gorgeous!

What I notice, in terms of crits and likeness, is that the bridge of his nose and his nasal bone look wider and flatter in the portrait. There is so much in shadow in the photograph. Here it is lightened, showing the angle and shape of the nasal bone as it tapers towards the bridge, with some space between his glasses and his nose.

Hope that is helpful in finalizing your wonderful portrait! It looks like a proud moment for a fisherman!

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Thanks song bird. With your side by side, I noticed his ear was too long as well
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