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Figurative realism, digital artwork of the artist long-standing sitter for creating figurative realism of the female form. This young lady is presented in chromatic aberration with serious surrealistic and popper like poster. Colours created from two separate derivative paintings with one digitally transparent at 50% oak super imposed on top of the other at 100% opaque. This Russian blonde is a beautiful and exquisitely gorgeous woman slender body with larger breast on the small frame she is confident and engaging in her glance and gesture. Assisting a long-term friend whom I have known for over 10 years with some since you picked this artwork enhancements to her only fans artwork. Gloria is by far one of the most successful new models of the digital Age who is her own person and a savvy business woman rarely showing weakness and that comes through in her poses and her Desire to give professionally to her . The only time I’ve seen Gloria at a loss was when her beloved country was attacked by the Republic of Russia. We spoke for many hours and I understood how distraught it must be internally her heart it was like a war torn country she carries that but does not let it show through in her faithfulness and beauty Especially in this digitally enhanced photograph provided by the subject herself. Educational study to show an artist how Newtonian colour can be used to create depth of perception and perspective geometry by placing chromatically alternative colours that create an illusion of depth such as reds that counter greens as in this example green highlights are used to draw the subject of the painting towards the eyes of the viewer from the noise of the forest background, which is layered in deep red and red brown tints and deep pigment. The addition of the correct formula of green makes her pop as if she is not part of the canvas but is standing in front of the canvas. One of my less than three minute sketches using Derwin large graphic blocks of autumn colours this technique was one of my first artistic styles and impressed a creative director and friend of mine at the artistic expression when I kept up the speed of expression and Ltd the completion of the composition within three minutes, this relied on me to change my technique from emulating paint/Light movements to moving the graphic blocks across the paper as if I was writing the picture rarely lifting it up only to change colours. This is an essay that ends in the visual expression in this particular picture is a tiny orthodox church on the island of Kithira, which is a small island just south of the Greek Peloponnese, and part of the greater Ionian islands, it is the most historically multicultural island in Greece and one of the poorest but despite these challenges the population is known for their unwavering commitment to social rule and regulation and the application of Bright minds to improve their techniques of subsistence due to a history of not being able to rely on the mainland in an emergency during World War II. The British took the island over as a protector due to the mainland attitudes towards this poor peasant Island not understanding the richness that it would reveal in the next millennium as the sister Island to anti Kythira where the famous auntie Kira machine was discovered in an archaeological dig and verified as a clockwork computer for navigating the seas when the sky is overcast and the stars cannot be directly perceived with the eye setting the machine at departure emulates the stars to pinpoint accuracy not thought to be possible using clockwork materials from two millennia ago.Kithira is one of the islands that held in hiding the followers of the Nazarene cult of Jesus, which was outlawed during the Roman Empire, for its misunderstanding that it’s rituals entitled, blood sacrifice, and consumption of flesh and human blood. Many underground churches…
March 13, 2025 at 7:40 PM