- Mia Bailey Hopper
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I've listed this painting and another on eBay. They're the last in a series I was working on. The other is called Psycho babydoll (another fairy and skull which lists starting at $9.99) under my gothiquefairy Identity. This one kind of came out a fave but, while the camera gets the colors muuuch closer than the scanner it is blurry. Does anyone know what causes that? I have a fairly new Kodak C813. Thank you! Thank you for looking!! =)
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Anonymous Guest 27 Jan 2016
Me dull. You smart. That's just what I needde.Anonymous Guest 04 May 2011
Ppl like you get all the brains. I just get to say tahnks for he answer.Olga van Dijk 29 Apr 2010
BEAUTIFUL artwork Mia! Wow!!Steve Farr 28 Mar 2010
This looks FANTASTIC, Mia!!!! Excellent composition and details!!! Luv it!!~SKirsten Talmage 29 Dec 2009
I love the depth of the colors. Making sure the camera is on a tripod also helps, parallel to the artwork. If you must use a flash (if, say, the only time you have to work is late at night), you can diffuse the flash -- I'm cheap, so I use either tissue paper or white fabric over my pop-up built-in flash.Bunny Rose 03 Dec 2009
Nice work! I agree, it's so tough photographing artwork! I find it helps to use a delayed shutter release (most cameras have them, you can set it for usually 10 or 30 seconds, and you don't get the sudden motion blur from pressing the shutter button.) Also, if you're using an automatic setting, it's best to do it without flash during daytime. Bright, soft, natural light will trigger a faster shutter speed (so it's less blurry) while reducing harsh glares. And of course, a tripod is best, if you can get one. Hope this is helpful!Jerry Lee Cline 03 Dec 2009
Love the style, great composition and great workAnonymous Guest 03 Dec 2009
This is great work. I just love your style!Dannette Swabey 03 Dec 2009
Absolutely gorgeous! Love all the details and colors, she is very stunning.Gregory Edwards 03 Dec 2009
Intricate and gravitational exceptional Work!!!Leigh-Anne Eagerton 15 Nov 2009
HIGH STYLE! High Art. What a rare talent.Kayleigh Sampson 25 Oct 2009
beautifulmonique cooper 21 Oct 2009
Ohh so stunning.. your details always blow me away!!!!!!!!!!!Kirby 21 Oct 2009
Oh wow, these are fantastic, excelent coloring!!Mark Saxton 18 Oct 2009
gorgeous work.Renata Cavanaugh 18 Oct 2009
Beautiful work Bailey! I end up taking so many photos before I get the one I want. Steady hands is mostly important....and I use the close up option on my camera. Also try different settings on your camera. Portrait works the best for me. And lastly flash will add glare in your artwork so try to take it with a good natural light without flash. Hope this helps a little.Cathy Holford 18 Oct 2009
Just awesome dear!Chas Sinklier 18 Oct 2009
Ah, M-Bailey - those draped fabrics clinging as with morning's heavy dew, the bright Robin carrying my heart to the the dawn the celtic forest filled with me own true friends... too much? I like it - love 'er and all 'er lush - yet damp - surroundings - bewdy ~:0) (btw - regarding the camera being blurry - you need to use a tripod, otherwise the phenomenon known as camera shake rears its ugly head in your fotos - if u-r using a tripod, never mind ~:0)Blonde Blythe 18 Oct 2009
Beautiful work! I love the way you do all those drapes and folds in the dress! :-)