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Submitted: February 2, 2011
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The portrait: Mad Hatterby =Ophelia-Overdose

Photography / People & Portraits / Expressive

I am very happy to present to you the most important series I've worked on in 2010 and 2011.

This project is divided in two parts:

The portrait
and

The story

Every character will be shown twice:
First in a portrait and second in a more story-telling setting

Please enjoy the
PORTRAIT: MAD HATTER !!!

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Model, make-up, styling, retouch: myself

Photographer: Jamari Lior

Costume: Claas Hatter

Critique by ~Amitisti Feb 3, 2011, 2:13:13 PM

Amazing picture and I love the expression on your face.
The color choice is interesting, as the Mad Hatter had a much brighter green, and you went with something darker with a bluer tone, excellent choice!
I adore the jewelry you chose, giving it a definate feminine flair, making it a truely unique perspective on the subject.
Only thing I can think to say is if you had added the 10/6 price tag usually seen on the Mad Hatter. that would have made it 'no questions asked' Mad Hatter peice. If it was done on a old parchment type paper, or even as dark as a cardboard color ... I don't think it would stand out too much and take away from the amazing color scheme.
But it is a brilliant peice! You have gained a new fan with this!!

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Critique by *Cherry82 Feb 3, 2011, 4:58:45 AM

Your expression makes this photo what it really is, and that is nothing short of exquisite. Charming, lovely, and a paradigm of virtue.

The background, clothing, and accessories make me ponder why wasn't the Mad Hatter a female to begin with, because you precisely pulled that off no question. The gentle paleness of the skin and beautiful figure, you are a delightful art piece to look at.

Alice in Wonderland is not expressed enough by some artists, and the fact that you have went with a divergent approach with the bizarreness, but fabulous works of Louis Carroll.

I LOVE this adornment.