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Colorless worldby *Sleetwealth

Traditional Art / Sculpture / Fantasy

You may have seen her on my blog already.
5" bust

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~Commander-Gavrilla Mar 23, 2011

I just adore your busts. The amount of detail is to die for ... and every one of them gives such a whimsical feeling, like you're looking into a different world. Just amazing. Nothing compares.

*Sleetwealth Mar 24, 2011 Professional Traditional Artist

thanks you

~KKallweit Mar 16, 2011

lovely, I'm glad you decided not to paint her eyebrows, then all the attention goes to her eyes! beauty!

~MissNeurotic Mar 8, 2011

your work is amazing! can i ask what do you use to make the sculptions?

*ErnCer Mar 5, 2011

Yes, I saw that you got a comment or two particularly about her face, but it really is a dazzling sight. Just so... real. Not a very strong word, but it is. Her gaze, how her eyebrows are raised a bit, the depth in her eyes. Her apparel is also very striking to me. The tight rubber-looking hood and the intricate, design with gems, and the symbol create this wonderful harmony of something classic and contemporary. This is truly outstanding among your sculptures and I hope others think so too.

*Sleetwealth Mar 5, 2011 Professional Traditional Artist

Thank you

her expression and gaze is particularly sweet. Surprised me how innocent she turned out. Hardcandy was sort of vacantly staring so, I wanted to come back to that visual soul connection.
Im am so hesitant to use cheap prettyfluff things like rhinestones I had to ink stain them to make them work for me.But I really like the odd combination.

*ErnCer Mar 6, 2011

I suppose she seemed that way. But, I could imagine the humanity in that one even. Just one of those times that one would just get caught up in sucking on the little sugary piece. It's happened to me before. But, yes the execution of this one really pushed that connection you're talking about.

I didn't think about the possibility they'd be rhinestones, but that's probably the way you pulled them off here. They add an element of flash without making the whole thing gaudy. I think also it's because they look to be fastened in there very nicely. I've gotten the impression in me that rhinestones would be looking cheap or that they'd just fall off any moment. Not here though.

~Arioanindito Mar 4, 2011

This is superb. One of your masterpieces, I love this one so very much! She's alive, her soul is for us to see. Very clear and striking, yet sorrow and mesmerizing!

*Sleetwealth Mar 5, 2011 Professional Traditional Artist

Thank you

I like how she turned out. Dialed down just a bit in the face with color and the simple form of her suit.now I am wondering if I should try again with the clay hooded suits.

~Arioanindito Mar 5, 2011

Yes, I'm sure you do, she's fabulous!
And yes, another experiment won't hurt. And for us, would be another pleasure to see!

I hope someday I can own one of your art, Nita.

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