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"The Weight of the World" is now available for prints @ http://www.bluecanvas.com/art-detail/477738

Soaring (Learning to Fly series)

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Posted by jaedadewalt on March 10, 2012

LOVE the feelings this creates, very uplifting indeed!

 
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Posted by janechu on February 16, 2012

This is great! I feel myself lifting with them

 
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Posted by ribbonoflightimages on February 05, 2012

The use of maps and distant earth in some of these really adds to the meaning. I would love to have a coffee with you and discuss what inspired this series.

Posted by frederiqueroy70 on February 05, 2012

Well, in the meantime you can visit me in my Blue Featured Artist forum, I've actually started discussing this series, but have not yet gotten to the maps...

 
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Posted by fxman on December 02, 2011

very good !

 
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Posted by spadecaller on May 06, 2011

beautiful and liberating style

 
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Posted by judithclay on May 02, 2011

This one's great! Like the switch in the flyer's direction. The upward motion has something very "uplifting", almost like a jump for joy. Also like the white (tissue paper?) texture. It's like a mist or cloud the flyer goes through.

Posted by frederiqueroy70 on May 02, 2011

Thanks for your feedback! I'm wondering if it looks too misty, although I'm sure when I varnish it the tissue paper (yes, you guessed right) will probably darken a bit. Do you think t looks "finished"; I could add smaller flying figures...

Posted by judithclay on May 02, 2011

To me it does look finished. I think adding more figures would make it too busy, especially since there's quite a bit going on in the background already (the rusty/yellow colors and the blue). And no, I don't think it looks too misty. You can still make out all the details of the picture. I really like it; like I said the upward flying figure does add a different tone to the picture.

Posted by frederiqueroy70 on May 02, 2011

Thank you again for your feedback! I think I will move on to varnish as the final step! If it really changes the final product, I'll repost it :) I love exchanging this way. Going beyond the usual compliments!

Posted by judithclay on May 02, 2011

I'm really happy and glad that the feedback helps you!

 
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