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“Let us step into the night and pursue that flighty temptress, adventure.” - Albus Dumbledore
Category: Fantasy
Book: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Writer: J.K. Rowling
Base: Sketch Paper
Materials: Graphite Pencil & Marker Pen
Poor girl...really pretty and great hair....and then we have my drawing....I need to look more Lol!!
Small sketch of a philips light bulb. Left out a few little details with the lettering on the bulb.... 2h & Hb pencil
From early childhood, drawing (painting) has been one of my favourite activities. You can just get stuck on it for a few hours, especially if you get inspired, which is always pretty damn good. I enjoy practicing portraits. Because this is kinda challenge to yourself - not so much to correctly display the facial features as trying to feel the inner world of the person being drawn and reflect it in your work.
On this time I dare to catch one of my fav musicians - passionate and heartful bassist Jason Newsted.
Despite the fact that Jason has far different playing style, he adequately continued the work of the tragically deceased Metallica's former bassist Cliff "Master of Orion" Burton, bringing his own zest to the band.
I've been thinking about covered bridges a lot lately and the need to get back to Iowa to photograph the Bridges of Madison County. This one is an oldie. I can't even remember the exact year but it was in the late 1980's/early 1990's before my Mom died in 1994. The bridge was restored in 1992, so it had to be before that year. I remember this trip like it was yesterday. On a return drive from Cedar Rapids where my Mom lived, I took a side trip from I-35 in search of the bridges near Winterset. This was well before the days of cell phones and my poor Mom was frantic when she couldn't reach me at my home on her numerous phone call attempts. It's not a great photo as it is a scan from a film image and on top of that my skills were not very good. But I sure did have fun driving around on those back roads of Madison County finding all 6 of the bridges. Since this is the only image I felt sort of comfortable posting, I am planning on getting back up there in the next couple of weeks for a weekend trip and hopefully will get some much better shots with some Fall colors. And even more exciting is a planned trip to Parke County, Indiana; the Covered Bridge Capital of the US in late October.
The Hogback Bridge was built in 1884 by Benton Jones. Named for a nearby limestone ridge, this 106 foot long bridge spans the North River on Douglas Township Road. It was designed with a Town lattice truss system, with steel pylons to support the main span. Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1976.
Originally there were 19 covered bridges in Madison County. Today there are currently only 6 bridges that remain. The bridges were made famous by the 1992 Bridges of Madison County book by Robert James Waller and the 1995 movie of the same name that starred Clint Eastwood and Meryl Streep.
I tried to hide my bad base image with some artistic processing.
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Set by the River Derwent, on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds, the priory was established as a house of Augustinian canons in 1120 by Walter l'Espec, Lord of Helmsley. The gatehouse was built c1290-5. There are sculptures of St George and the Dragon to the left and David and Goliath to the right. Above the arch are sculptures of Chrsit in a pointed oval recess with St Bartholomew tothe left and St Philip to the right. the armorials represent noble benefactors, including de Ros, Scrope, de Forz, Fitz Ralph and Espec. The style of the tracery is often referred to as 'Kentish' and is uncommon in northern England.