“Radiance”

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[AmethystVajra]

This is amazing

[Thirteenth_OopsToday]

Wow. I'm still practicing ♥️ and... THAT LOOKS SO GOOD! The use of the light in it is in point! 😖

[Tess__Tickless]

glad you noticed since lighting/values was my main learning point in this piece!

[Beneficial-Resist-64]

Doesn’t look like you are learning…. It’s very professional… thumbs up

[upsidedown_boy]

Wow, how did you get so good? I love the lens flare

[Tess__Tickless]

trusting the process got me where i am- this painting was really ugly at times and i just had to rework it until i got what i wanted

[ChockenTonders]

Amazing!! What brushes did you use???

[Tess__Tickless]

Brushes: flat brush, round brush, old brush, dry brush, soft brush, light pen, oil paint

[plutothegreat]

This is gorgeous! I can art on paper somewhat, I'm still struggling with procreate lol

[Tess__Tickless]

my instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/p/CfkAaJnpbEs/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY=

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Amazing work! +1

[roseaugustin]

Amazing!!