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I introduced a new color to my limited colors. I don't think the color is going to make the cut. Nevertheless, here is my try with it. I am going to do this over. Canson Watercolor Sketchbook 140#, WN watercolors, ink, 6x4.5" Based on S. Hinckley workbook.
The color is WN Gamboge Genuine. It sure is powerful ... have decided to use it sparingly as a highlight. It overwhelms the colors I use. I generally have the white of the paper show through...and it didn't work this time. Thanks for all the input.
if you are interested in a print of this piece,
www.etsy.com/listing/173306800/177-x-89-ganga-river-side-...
/the old city at dawn / 22 dec, saturday
(wɪstfəl ) adjective. Someone who is wistful is sad because they want something and know that they cannot have it.
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AI&GIMP
Drawn on 75 lb. acid free paper with Micron .01 pen. Shaded with #2 Pencil. Colored with Derwent Inktense Pencils. Thank you for viewing. Your likes and comments are appreciated.
The Five Worlds Of Black Magic. Ink (Originally Noodlers Black, but with lots of Platinum Carbon Black and J. Herbin Gris Nuage overlayed), drawn with fountain pen and technical pen on Bristol Smooth.
Sobre aquela tristeza diária acompanhada daquele desconforto gástrico. Omeprazol, dipirona e uma compressa gelada.
Größe des offenen Formates 41 cm x 15 cm
Bei diesem Bild habe ich mich aufgrund der Mühe am Ende dazu entschlossen nicht mehr mit Wasserfarbe rüberzugehen. Da ich noch kein sicheres Händchen beim Kolorieren habe, wollte ich die bisherige Arbeit nicht ruinieren. Die Perspektive des Hafenbecken stand dabei für mich im Vordergrund, was hierbei eine Hürde war, da ich grundsätzlich nie vorzeichne und die Linie gleich richtig sitzen muss. Solche Motive bieten für mich immer eine gute Übung an meinem räumlichen Sehen zu arbeiten und eine Herausforderung, diese auch auch halbwegs gerecht zu übertragen.
Tough roadside living seen in Thailand, coloring book rendition. KD's World Tour using Google Street View.
Проснулась в 9 в неожиданно бодром расположении духа и съев традиционную овсянку шла на наш рисовальный завтрак по залитым солнцем пустым улицам, скрипучему снегу, думая, что вот такой и должна быть зима (да, солнечной и снежной), вспоминая вчерашний невероятный снегопад хлопьями. Но потом что-то пошло не так. На обратном пути, пока я бродила между Перекрестком и Сенным рынком стало как-то совсем холодно, в горле появилась аллергия, бодрость ушла, блины не задались, комната так и осталась не убранной и тд и тп. А в 2а Concept годное завтрачное меню - капучино + каша -150 рублей. Но посколько две каши в течении двух часов это перебор, мною был съеден, прости господи, смузи-боул и явно один из его компонентов мне был противопоказан.
A very similar story as with the Kingsbridge Inn..
up for lease .
only a couple of minutes walk apart
(even at my pace )
hopefully when we return in a few weeks there's good news for both.
So we want thumbs up and bottoms up (not in conjunction (I must add ) )
Greta Garbo in a scene from Ninotchka. Yes, I drew this one because I am on an outrageous hat kick. (But also because Ninotchka is a superb movie)
Ernst Lubitsch was the director of Ninotchka, and I think that one of his trademarks was turning a very dark, somber subject into light fare comedy, and actually succeeding at it. Case in point: To Be or Not To Be. How light and funny is it? It stars Jack Benny and Carole Lombard. How dark is the subject? Nazis invading Poland. Seriously. And it works. Ninotchka is an adventure in the same form- Greta Garbo and Melvyn Douglas (increasingly becoming one of my favorite male actors, but I will save that for another post) star in a farcical comedy about communist Russia.
The movie starts out by introducing us to three Bolsheviks, two of which are among my favorite character actors: Felix Bressart and Sig Rumann. They have arrived in Paris to collect the jewels of a Russian countess and bring them back to Russia. When the Bolsheviks find capitalism is a heck of a lot more fun than communism, and neglect to bring back the jewels, Greta Garbo—Ninotchka—is sent in to collect the jewels and the wayward Bolsheviks. The first symbol of capitalism that Garbo sees in Paris is an outrageous hat in a store window. She utters, “how can such a civilization survive which permits women to put things like that on their heads?” I guess you can surmise what happens in the film considering that my drawing depicts her wearing said hat.
PS. My other favorite Garbo film is Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise, which isn’t actually on DVD. If you ever see it in your tv listings, make sure you watch it! It’s a great movie with Clark Gable that you don’t want to miss.
Prismacolor marker on white sketch paper
Phew! Sketching at 8am (EST) is not something I normally do!
I just participated in the one-hour sketch event "#Time2Sketch" organized by Architect Benevolent Society in UK. The theme was "The Positives of Lockdown" which was announced just an hour before the event.
I was like...can I just send my previous daily doodles to you?!
absnet.org.uk/support-us/events/time2sketch
www.facebook.com/ArchitectsBenevolentSociety/
This is fun! Thank you for setting it up.
Now it is time to work.