this is SO cute!!! I LOVE her eyes!

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Woaahhh! I love it!! *___* It's awesome-tastic!

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Oh, that's so beautiful! I love her butterfly hair clip!!
I can't paint for beans :/

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awesome job! I love it!

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you know i was just going threw my hair clips and i laughed when i remembered ur pick cause i have a hairclip just like that except with a pink diamond. ^^ nice to see it uploaded

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this is amazing.! It's beautiful.!

I've never done acrylic before, although I own a set. Is it hard? I'm worried that it'll be a huge difference from water and oil paints. You did a wonderful job by the way! It's gorgeous!

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It's not too bad....altho what I don't like about them is that they dry VERY quickly, so if your a slow person like moi, than sometimes you may run into some problems...example: with this painting I tried putting butterflies in the background..well *cough cough* they turned out horrible, It just ruined the whole picture, so I had to wait till it dried & basically repaint the background >__<''...I love watercolors for the simple fact that if you make a mistake with a color or something, you can quickly lift it up...not quite sure about Oils, on the fact I haven't had a chance to use them I do know that they take a while to dry...but then again acrylics drying quickly is great for others...*shrugs*
Also, if you ever paint with acrylics be sure to wash all the paint out of your paintbrushes bristles... Acrylic is plastic, thus if you leave any in the brush it'll just K.O. your brush, there's really no way to fix them once they have turned into plastic.
How I learned to wash them was to put a glob of soap into my hand then rub the bristles into the soap, it helps loosen the acrylic, once you feel it's all out, then rinse the brush, if you still see color coming out of the brush into the water, then keep on running it thru the water gently squeezing & sliding your fingers on the bristles, until all the color is done coming out....after that I like to slide the wet brush onto a soap bar, and let the soap dry on it, it helps keep the bristles like new...altho not necessary XD

Sorry if you already knew that...*laughs*

Thanks~ X3

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