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Hannah M. Friederichs

"Celtic Girl" by Hannah M. Friederichs

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Tag As FavoriteComment		This picture had suicidal tendencies. It had water spilled on it, it was stepped on several times, stuff was tossed on it, it was folded once, and a car ran over it. Despite it all, it doesn't look half-bad (except for the crease running across her face and the inking mistake on the upper-right corner of the knot). Whoever can guess how many lines are in that knot wins a nonexistent suprise!


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17 Apr 2004:-) Meike de Nooy
Nice knot, great hear!
"The artist is the only one to see ghosts, though when he speaks of them to others they will see them too" In other words.. had you not pointed the flaw in the knot out to me I wouldn't have seen it (now I went in search for it) and the crease on her cheak could just be shading or a tear running down her face!
Oh.. and *first comment dance!*
2 May 2004:-) Zoe A. MacDowell Kaswan
Knot...? Is that the cool green thing in the background?

Anyway, awesome picture. That must have taken forever to draw...
16 Jun 2004:-) Oliver Jöhnk
Great picture! And I understand the picture a bit. Just trying tot do such excellent knotwork could lead me to suicidal tendencies. I always get a weired feeling looking to long at knotwork. Anyhow, the picture is awesome.
30 Jun 200445 Cormac Mc Quinn
Mind-blowing knot work! I've done a bit myself and I'd say you had one pain in the head after that! Also what strikes me about the Celtic girl herself is that you've got the 'seen too much rain and not enough sunshine' northern European - and specifically Irish! - complexion perfect! nice work!
16 Oct 200445 Dictionary
Lang live the Scots!
24 Dec 200445 Anonymous
Heh. I love Celtic stuff. 1
The knot's amazing! How long did it take you?
2 Feb 200545 Quiet and shy
Oooh. O_O You confuse my mind. @_@ Hehehe, this is really great! Her face is very beautiful, did someone pose for you? Anyway, great pic, spiffiotastic job! Yay for Celtic knots!

:-) Hannah M. Friederichs replies: "I can't remember who posed for me (I must have changed the face), but someone always does. Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to comment!"
21 Nov 200545 Anonymous
Great Scotts! Its a Scott, love the tartan sash and her hair is really nice.
28 Dec 2005:-) Amanda Marie Webb
OMG how long did this take you?!? It's awesome! The knotwork looks like it made you want to just stab your hand with your pencil ... at least, that's how it makes me feel whenever I attempt at anything that intricate.

I love the girl's face. The colors are gorgeous as well!
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'Celtic Girl':
 • Created by: :-) Hannah M. Friederichs
 • Copyright: ©Hannah M. Friederichs. All rights reserved!

 • Keywords: Celtic, Girl, Knot, Knotwork, Plaid, Tartan, Woman
 • Categories: Body Study, Head or Facial Study, Woman, Women
 • Techniques: Coloured Pencils, Black Ink, Mechanical/Technical Pencils
 • Submitted: 2004-04-16 04:19:18
 • Views: 1510
 • Resolution: 700x548

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