I think one thing I really love about Mucha's work is that the beautiful women that he draws aren't stick thin and they don't have cookie cutter faces. I suppose it was a different era and glamour had a different definition, but I think the beauty he captures is timeless.
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came across your sight through a friend, and i'm loving your work!! you should sell this piece. it's BEE-E-A-UTIFUL!
i love these! they're really gorgeous! i'm also a mucha fan. he always made his women with such beautiful and interesting profiles. :)
s.s parker, welcome and thanks! Maybe I will sell this one...I'm maybe going to be in an arts and crafts show this summer, so I might need to stockpile my stuff.
dishpantheism, thanks! I know, Mucha wasn't afraid of a girl with a good sized schnoz.
Wow, Cindy. You're so talented, and I'd never even heard of papercutting before!
Is there a special sort of paper you use?
I love that guy and what he does with lines. He has a couple of smoking posters that make me reconsider words (of wisdom). He saw beauty in the line and I covet him pretty hard.
These are really nice to.
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