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Submitted: January 3, 2006
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Winged Victoryby *behindinfinity

Traditional Art / Paintings / Other

medium: water-based ink on Bristol board

This was something I did for Figure Drawing class. Model used was a statue of Nike of Samothrace.

Sorry, the image is rather small. I'll update this when I get a higher-resolution picture of my drawing.

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~GuardianOfHeavens Sep 1, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Its beautifully done, i like it very much, Nike was the Goddess of victory that was always in Athena right hand, some paintings we can see her represented as a shield, as protection, i love it

thank you for sharing such an amazing work

~rileylover25 Apr 25, 2012 Student Traditional Artist

This is incredible! I love the shading, how you created a nice, "fuzzy" effect. I love the flow of the painting. I hope you got a good mark in your class!

~SilentSacrifice Feb 4, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

WOW

~MetalFan200 Dec 29, 2011 Student Writer

ohwauw! ^^ Very nicely done! I was that living statue for a project for school.. I still have the dress haha

~JapanischJuss Aug 3, 2011 Hobbyist Artist

very well done

*V-S-M Jul 22, 2011 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Beautiful!

Love the fine quality!

~foxblinde Jul 19, 2011 General Artist

So i'm very impressed with the amount of control you seem to have with inks... Jealous even. When you apply it do you add it to a location and then pull it along? Or how do you go around blocking in your values? I especially love how you used warmer tones but i am clueless as to how you managed to blend them so well... Kudos.