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Head Study No.2 by *Doc-Hammer:iconDoc-Hammer:

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©2005-2009 *Doc-Hammer
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Submitted: January 17, 2005
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Make: NIKON
Model: E5400
Shutter Speed: 10/1250 second
F Number: F/3.9
Focal Length: 15 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Date Picture Taken: Jan 17, 2005, 10:43:01 AM

Artist's Comments

13.5" x 11", oil all up on the canvas' junk... (I wanted to put a "yo" after that, but I pussied out)

Here is the other portrait I had going during the completion of the larger work (Saint No.35)

I am in constant battle with drying times (welcome to oil painting!). So... I have to work on two paintings at a time. That way, when one is just too wet to work (safely), I can just turn around to my second easel and keep painting. Although it is an efficient solution to my workaholic psychosis, it takes time out of my social life. And you can't underestimate the importance of friends and lovers in the sanity of painters. But, I always can find a way to sneak out of being a functioning human being.

As for the model... Just look at that beautiful girl! But you have leaned too much about my sad life... Ya got me at a vulnerable time here I guess. So, I should just say that she is important to me. Please... Be kind to me... I have to start two paintings now, and you guys know what a bitch that is. Never easy, ya know? Just never easy.

People ask "why" we do it. But it is always "how do" we do it

NOTE: Detail of this in my SCRAPS
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~fiercesoniaa:iconfiercesoniaa: Jan 17, 2005, 9:33:33 PM
:yum:

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too much daisy for your duke...
~dekonstrukted:icondekonstrukted: Jan 17, 2005, 9:36:00 PM
This is an oil painting!? This is fantastic! Great detail, you have got great skill.

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*Doc-Hammer:iconDoc-Hammer: Jan 17, 2005, 9:36:33 PM
That went over my head...
~Sh4down:iconSh4down: Jan 17, 2005, 9:51:34 PM
ye very weldone,i dont know but always have green in shadows,you use it or maybe is monitor or webcam settings?

very well done mate

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~despise13:icondespise13: Jan 17, 2005, 9:55:09 PM
she's beautiful. breath taking even.
Your works amaze me. they are just so amazing. great job
:+fav:
~futureismetric:iconfutureismetric: Jan 17, 2005, 10:01:45 PM
It kills me that you'd have this in your scraps, even if it's just the details, because it's infinitely better than everything I've ever done put together.
~doommuffin:icondoommuffin: Jan 17, 2005, 10:02:03 PM
This is amazing, I want to ramble on about skin tones and shadow and the models expression and the realism, and the eyes... Oh lord the eyes! But I think I could say that about every one of your paintings I've seen so far. I don't think I have to say what's good about this because you already know and if there's anything wrong you're the only one who notices.

I'm almost embarrased to leave comments beause you'll go to my gallery and that's just very embarassing... But there's a few ungodly paintings in there though most people that visit would rather ignore them. *stupid athro fanatics*
`sphilr:iconsphilr: Jan 17, 2005, 10:05:29 PM
Hammer time.
For those constantly asking about a Realistic approach: why not just use a camera? THIS. THIS is why.
If a camera could see this, I'd totally agree. What Doc sees is the human soul, and he records it like a musician. :+fav:

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*Doc-Hammer:iconDoc-Hammer: Jan 17, 2005, 10:14:22 PM
I am way too aware of what is wrong with my work. Any time I get a "helpful tip" I am either going "Man, you think that is a problem? You should take another look at the (insert everything here)" or, "Look man, that isn't helpful to pick on a finished work... You need to get in my brain and pick on the work I am doing now." And I am so glad that isn't possible, I have too many voices in there as it is. So, you are dead on in thinking that I am a tougher critic on my self than I need/want any of you guys to be. It would be just way too much negativity... I'm trying to make pretty over here.

*Sad music accompanies the pathetic sound of a grown man crying*
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