Beautiful details and a great concept!

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is this watercolour pencils? the texture is awsome!!!

In awe

Too cool!
Did you buy the water color paper with that subtle texture, or paint a background like that first?

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So first and foremost, there is progress here!
Second, I believe you were right: Shading has to do with it, but also the geometry of your lines. This reminded me of something Jeff told me four or five years ago, which is that he learned to give dimension in drawing from comics, from their lines and shading techniques. As a child he was a big fan and would trace and study the shading techniques they used, which although relatively simple, were very effective.

Here is a piece I think is a good example of depth, hope you find it interesting (if you don't know it already): [link]

Again--I compared Cœur d'automne to you other works in the gallery, and you definitely achieve more depth here.

Take care kid

-idan

C'est très magnifique!

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Thank you Sal.

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It's a combination of watercolors and watercolor pencils.

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I painted the background like that

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