I like it, I really do, this calm or even melancholic atmosphere is really relaxing. You're very original - It may be just my unacquaintance but I've never seen such a technique which is very splendid. By using such colours you've made the atmosphere intimate - I appreciate it and I like it. But to be honest you could add something more, don't get me wrong I know that you style is quite modest - you don't overdoing anything however I think that something is missing ^ ^ I enjoy the way how you've painted the bear and how you've drawn attention on it, also the human is well-located just like she's making room for the main character ^ ^ To sum up I really love the technique and the idea :3
Your art style never seizes to amaze me. That being said immediately upon looking at your painting I notice its separation from your other work because you chose more muted neutral tones. This really emphasizes the polar bear(?)'s eyes and draws the viewer to the center of the painting. I think that the orange hair was another fantastic touch because the orange reflections used across the image really pull everything together id ed the top of the polar bear, the girl's abdomen. The posture of the girl really shows the sincerity or empathy to the bear and I think it makes the viewer wonder about why the bear needs the comforting. On the note every part of the polar bear seems to be resting except it's right arm which makes me curious if the bear was angry and the girl is calming it. The claws have a high level of contrast which is why my eyes are so drawn to it. I think your vision for this was great and you carried it out very well. I have always loved your technique and that's the reason I always come back to your work, you did a fantastic job agnes-cecile!
it is interesting to see which canvas you use because when i painted with watercolor it took a while to dry... your painting looks more like if you have used paper... anyway i love your paintings agnes... they're all beautiful. you're really one of the best watercolor artists in the world...
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