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Do you sell this drawing ?
LOVE THIS
I like it! What material of painting？
The hair has a great art nouveau feel to it!
Amazing and unique take on Art Nouveau, you have an unsual unique style thats instantly recognizable, great work!
SO neat. Very art nouveau.
Wow! I love your style ~ This is fantastic!
this style remind´s me of the artist Alfonz Mucha....nice!
The horizontal line intrigues me, it's like if something just went by, or more like if her hair has a mind of her own.
Cool style!
wild
Looks great. I love the straight line of hair - I almost expected a plane to land there or something.
Ahahha what are you saying...!? ...mhm I expected someone wrote a comment like that!!!
audrey kawasaki
It's not really the same things...
Yeah, I also think it isn't the same. BTW in my opinion this is much more ingenious. Fantastic. I can hardly believe it isn't digital.
gorgeous!
love the colors you used and also the composition!
The palette choice is delightful, the teal compliments the warm brown of the wood in the hair well. The thick, rich lines remind me of Art Nouveau; very cool. And the horizontal line loops my eye off of and then back on to the image, which is a really neat effect. Kudos!
Correct me if I'm wrong, but this appears to be inspired by Audrey Kawasaki? It's beautiful! I agree with others, the horizontal line adds a lot of interest.
I have loved Kawasaki art. I love her smooth lines and colors. Certainly I have absorbed something from her art that you can find in my works. Anyway we both take our roots from Art Nouveau and the love for wood... I think for that reason we seem similar ( or I seem a bad imitation of her hahah :-D )
I really like how you let the wood shine through and act as the hair. The straight line also works really well when paired with the rest of the soft curvy aspects. I also think you chose a good background color to complement the hair!
I love that horizontal line on the hair for some reason.
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