Welcome to Paint Party Friday! I painted my version (attempt) of a beautiful model in my sketchbook (9 x 12") in pencil, watercolour pencil and acrylic for you today. It is based on a photo of Duckie Thot for L'Oreal that I saw in a magazine recently. I thought her features were perfect and I liked the chain she wore. Duckie is an Australian model of South Sudanese descent.
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Hi Christine what a beautiful likeness ,well done my friend xx
Wonderful portrait of a gorgeous model. Happy PPF, hugs, Valerie
Bom dia, a pintura é arte bem trabalhada, seu dom é perfeito.
AG
A well done portrait, Christine... 🙂
She is gorgeous!
Your portrait is very well done Christine.
Happy PPF 🎨
I am afraid of doing faces! Good for you!
Wow! you are so creative, I love the art work. Keep the good work my friend.
The Glossychic
Wonder Cottage
That model sure is beautiful.
How lovely! You captured this young woman's essence. Happy Paint Party Friday!
Lovely portrait work ~ ^_^
Happy Day to you,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
good job Christine- quite striking! Happy PPF!
Great portrait
Well done! You are good at this!
Portraits are tough. Nice work! Happy PPF
Lovely portait Christine. Happy PPF. Thanks for droppkng by my blog
Much💟love
Lovely piece of of work, Christine. Beautiful portrait.
Great
such a beautiful painting. Love it.
have a great day
A lovely portrait. Duckie would be very happy to see her likeness.
Beautifully done!
I have never heard of her and she is really pretty! You did well on capturing her essence.
Well done :)
All the best Jan
A beautiful choice of picture to work with. I love your sweet lady.
Happy PPF Tracey
Pretty lady - pretty portrait :)
Beautifully done
I find portraits so difficult, you have done very well.
impressive! On first sight I thought she was somebody else :)
Your painting of Duckie Thot is gorgeous. Love her hair! The necklace is really pretty. Thanks so much for sharing.
-Soma
I haven't heard of her but it surely looks like you did her justice with your painting.
Beautiful - both of them!
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