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Hello my dear friends :)
I wanted to share this work with you.... unfortunatly i didn´t draw too much this year (btw, one of the oddest years of my life) but still wanted to be present .
The details in nature can be an interesting study, and slow water especially intrigues me. It takes on almost an abstract quality to it and gives a sense of movement. This scene was shot at only a 1/3 of a second, which shows just how fast moving the water is at Rearguard Falls.
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Three surfaces - dark, mid and pale - under the same beam.
The dark surface swallows the light, the mid-toned keeps it in balance and the pale one returns it almost entirely, making it clear that the journey of light is shaped by the shades it meets.
"water in a coke glas"
...I had to wait a very long time for my lunch, so I had some time to get my cam out....
I wish you all a great weekend!!!!!!!!!
Paul Rubens Haiya Oil Pastels on Strathmore Artagain paper, 9x12".
After Vincent van Gogh:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_works_by_Vincent_van_Gogh#/...
Toward the end of the afternoon lesson, a group of young monks finished memorizing their scriptures at Chimi Lhakhang.
This is my 2nd entry for Summer Joust 2020! It shows Leonardo da Vinci studying some of his invented models gliding through the updrafts of the Tuscany.
I had a lot of fun building the scenery and thinking about miniature models resembling some of his famous flying machines, I hope you like it just as much as I do.
This build is part of a collaboration with Brickleas, Mark and YgrekLego, three fellow members of RogueBricks
Recently I’ve been trying to improve my non-character drawings, so I decided to draw a few trees and rocks and stuff. So, yeah, here’s the fruits of my labour! You got some trees, some rocks, and some more rocks, real exciting stuff.
Anyways, that’s all I have to say in this post, so.... bye! XD
-Marley Mac-
LDD study of traditional Japanese stone lanterns or tōrō plus some funerary/memorial pagodas or Gorintō...