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    otherworlder
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        I haven’t done anything in oil pastels for a while, so what better way to (re)start oil pastels again than to study and copy another one of Aivazovsky’s seascapes. Copying his depiction of water and waves just makes me really happy. :lol: This time I made good use of my black multimedia paper.

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        Wow! Great values! Lovely palette. Well done!

        Christel

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        MaryFlora
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            Spectacular! The black paper was a terrific choice with your powerful colors!

            Mary Flora

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            terriks
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                Wow! I almost missed this one. It has a beautiful watercolor quality to it, just surreal to look at. The black paper was a good choice.

                Fantastic work!

                Terri

                Film photographer with special love for alternative photographic processes - especially ones that get my hands dirty!

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                lisapencil
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                    Wow I love the colours in this piece:cat:

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                    Mira
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                        It’s so nice to see a fellow oil pastelist paint an Aivazovsky seascape! I also like his paintings, besides he is Russian like myself :D

                        Wonderful contrasts in your work and lovely colors of the sea waves!
                        I’ve tried to look it up to compare but failed to find the painting… what’s its name?

                        I love oil pastels and have created a blog about this medium. While the blog posts are in Russian, still I invite you to get inspired with various artists' beautiful OP paintings in my blog's gallery: https://oilpastelist.wordpress.com/gallery

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