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Submitted: September 17, 2006
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Submitted: September 17, 2006
File Size: 154 KB
Image Size: 154 KB
Resolution: 800×600
Comments: 27
Favourites & Collections: 149 [who?]
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Today: 1
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Total: 18
Today: 1
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Number one of the Twilight series I've began.
Now you can see my miraculous evolution in painting: [link] same character, new styles
Ugh, that old one is so ugly, I guess that's what I get for overabusing the smudge tool. haha
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"You're interesting when you sleep." He spoke matter-of-factly. "You talk."
"No!" I gasped, heat flooding my face all the way to my hairline. I gripped the kitchen counter for support. I knew I talked in my sleep, of course; my mother teased me about it. I hadn't thought it was something I needed to worry about here, though.
His expression shifted instantly to chagrin. "Are you very angry with me?"
"That depends!" I felt and sounded like I'd had the breath knocked out of me.
He waited.
"On?" he urged.
"What you heard!" I wailed.
Instantly, silently, he was at my side, taking my hands carefully in his.
"Don't be upset!" he pleaded. He dropped his face to the level of my eyes, holding my gaze. I was embarrassed. I tried to look away.
"You miss your mother," he whispered. "You worry about her. And when it rains, the sound makes you restless. You used to talk about home a lot, but it's less often now. Once you said, 'It's too green.'" He laughed softly, hoping, I could see, not to offend me further.
"Anything else?" I demanded.
He knew what I was getting at. "You did say my name," he admitted.
I sighed in defeat. "A lot?"
"How much do you mean by 'a lot,' exactly?"
--Excerpt from Twilight by Stephenie Meyer
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idk haha, i really like that excerpt. 'tis funny.
anyway, i started on this yesterday before i left somewhere, came back late night and worked until 2am. then got up this morning and finished it by noon. her nose is kinda flat, oh well.
for ONCE, i've painted something that came out the way i wanted it to. this is my version of Bella Swan
Isabella Swan (c) Stephenie Meyer.
Related deviations:
TWILIGHT: Rosalie Hale
TWILIGHT: Alice Cullen
Now you can see my miraculous evolution in painting: [link] same character, new styles
Ugh, that old one is so ugly, I guess that's what I get for overabusing the smudge tool. haha
---
"You're interesting when you sleep." He spoke matter-of-factly. "You talk."
"No!" I gasped, heat flooding my face all the way to my hairline. I gripped the kitchen counter for support. I knew I talked in my sleep, of course; my mother teased me about it. I hadn't thought it was something I needed to worry about here, though.
His expression shifted instantly to chagrin. "Are you very angry with me?"
"That depends!" I felt and sounded like I'd had the breath knocked out of me.
He waited.
"On?" he urged.
"What you heard!" I wailed.
Instantly, silently, he was at my side, taking my hands carefully in his.
"Don't be upset!" he pleaded. He dropped his face to the level of my eyes, holding my gaze. I was embarrassed. I tried to look away.
"You miss your mother," he whispered. "You worry about her. And when it rains, the sound makes you restless. You used to talk about home a lot, but it's less often now. Once you said, 'It's too green.'" He laughed softly, hoping, I could see, not to offend me further.
"Anything else?" I demanded.
He knew what I was getting at. "You did say my name," he admitted.
I sighed in defeat. "A lot?"
"How much do you mean by 'a lot,' exactly?"
--Excerpt from Twilight by Stephenie Meyer
---
idk haha, i really like that excerpt. 'tis funny.
anyway, i started on this yesterday before i left somewhere, came back late night and worked until 2am. then got up this morning and finished it by noon. her nose is kinda flat, oh well.
for ONCE, i've painted something that came out the way i wanted it to. this is my version of Bella Swan
Isabella Swan (c) Stephenie Meyer.
Related deviations:TWILIGHT: Rosalie Hale
TWILIGHT: Alice Cullen
Devious Comments
Commentsi love her eyes!
-- comfortably numb... From your old work to new work, it looks like shes matured, as well as you.
wow her eyes look really great! but everything south of the nose, im not so sure about.. but i cant get enough of her eyes. vurra vurra realistic..
-- cheers  I like your take on bella. She looks very similar to what i pictured her to be... and shes plain enough looking but also very pretty.. perfect!
-- "Why is the rum always gone?" angsty much?  thanks!I love the excerpt too! It's so cute, and Edward's so sweet(: *swoooons* I love your Bella too.
 it looks just like i pictured her! u ROCK!!!!!!
I love it. the hair is kind of light so that it fades into the background.
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