SF&F Picture 37 out of 96 by Laura Pelick.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: The Girl With No Face

When you remove your last mask, you beginng to disapear into the strong winds.

Salt was used for the textures (sprinked over wet paint) and I used acrylics and gouache. About 70 water to 30 paint ratio. LOTS of water.


	Categories: [Dream Imagery] [Magic and Sorcery, Spells, etc.] [Vampires, Zombies, Undeads, Dark, Gothic] [Woman, Women] Techniques: [Pencil/Graphite Pen] [Ballpoint Pen] [Acrylics] [Gouache] [Mixed Media]

Date	Name	Comment
8 Nov 2005	Ariella M. Phillips	Loading... 1st comment tango SO beautiful! The coloring is incredible, perfectly subtle...
20 Dec 2005	Anonymous	Loading... I can't believe no more peoople have commented...Its beautiful, but frrankly quite disturbing shivers wouldn't like to meet her in the dark...Love it!
24 Apr 2006	Miranda	Loading... Aww the girl looks so sad i lerv this colers so pritty third comente dances
25 Apr 2006	Christina L. DeVillier	Loading... Lovely job on this...the subject matter reminds me of a magritte, though the composition is very different...beautiful colors and line work!
16 Apr 2008	Jessica Violet Dale	Loading... i love this!!!!
30 Jun 2008	Soph	Loading... Okay I’m speechless.....that’s how great this is. I love the mask she’s holding.

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SciFi and Fantasy Art: The Girl With No Face