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I was at the school's Leaver's Service on Wednesday. There were sunflowers on the window, and that - and the bittersweet feeling - lingered, and later transformed into this painting. I was sad because I was one of the leavers, and I cried a bit here and there, then a lot more when the Year 6's were leaving, before finally bursting into tears for real saying goodbye to the Headteacher. (And no, I'm not a schoolgirl - I'm a teaching assistant!  ) But I was happy at the same time because I got all those amazing presents and homemade cards and I know I'll be remembered.Anyway, technique: watercolour and gouache on A4 watercolour paper. Credits: Dress: [link] modelled by ~DelightfulStock and made by ~zeldyn. I changed it slightly. Pose ref: [link] by ~remidica-stock |
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Chemical Blue: because life isn't black and white.
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My fantasy art: [link]
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What does the winter bring, if not yet another spring?
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Chemical Blue: because life isn't black and white.
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Chemical Blue: because life isn't black and white.
anyway, is a Leaver's service some kind of graduation ceremony?
well, this paintings really nice. And I swear, you can make watercolour look like digital! and I like that dress too!
speaking of sunflowers, the ones in my garden were about half as tall as our house a few weeks ago, and I'm sure they're much taller now, except their flowers are so heavy, that they're now leaning over, so unless I straighten them out to measure....anyway, I love watching birds land on the flowers to eat the seeds and squirrels climb up the stems to do the very same <3
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~Curiosity Killed the Pippin~
Feccagar: "we really need to stop meeting like this..."
Fendreth: "you mean in your study, at night?"
Feccagar: "no, I meant when we meet every thursday for waxing the trees...people might supect something about us...
The Leaver's Service was to say goodbye to Year 6s leaving primary school (they're 10-11 year olds just about to go to secondary school). And yeah, it's as tearful as any graduation - I mean, please, my own high school prom wasn't that dramatic! It's usually just a performance of some sort and then a ceremony with certificates, trophies etc. but since it's a church school they do it properly in the church with prayers, hymns and word from the vicar.
My watercolour might look quite digital-ish just because I'm so used to digital art
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Chemical Blue: because life isn't black and white.
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