This is masterful. Overwhelmingly beautiful, powerful, terrific, splendid, excellent, unique and plain PERFECT work. I feel I have said everything there is to say, but, alas!, the word minimum forces me to bore the reader of this critique, so bear with me...
The few colors employed are wonderfully expressive and chosen masterfully to match the emotions depicted. The textures are beautifully portrayed, every last detail seems to have been a labor of love. The drip, used very frequently by agnes-cecile, gains new meaning here. The girl's eyes speak tomes --- and beg for more: who is this girl? What is her story?
There is a subtle beauty here, a wonderful certain something that evokes much more than the plain painting and pulls us into a new world. That, I believe, is art. I thank you for it.
While I am not an art critic, I do know what catches my eye, my fancy, and my heart. You've accomplished all three in this piece. I am immediately drawn to the eyes - exquisite detail and clarity. This is at once a very haunting piece and a very emotional piece - I am inextricably drawn to it. There is a suggestion of pain, perhaps suffering or abuse, and the strong will to fight back, resist, and overcome. There is absolutely nothing I would suggest changing or trying to improve upon with this - I love it as is, and will be adding it to my collection shortly. Very well done!!
dear Cecil, Hello! I'm from Russia, Сибирихудожник, I was already 60 years old, and I accidentally saw Your wonderful watercolor and was very glad that you have saved and use these skills are very complex equipment and paint. Thanks You have a soul and hot heartbeat, сбергите this state and do not go away in the terrible avant-garde, although watercolor this and not allow it. May God give You health, creative successes and of course endless inspiration! With great respect Victor.
The few colors employed are wonderfully expressive and chosen masterfully to match the emotions depicted. The textures are beautifully portrayed, every last detail seems to have been a labor of love. The drip, used very frequently by agnes-cecile, gains new meaning here. The girl's eyes speak tomes --- and beg for more: who is this girl? What is her story?
There is a subtle beauty here, a wonderful certain something that evokes much more than the plain painting and pulls us into a new world. That, I believe, is art. I thank you for it.
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