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It was too good to last,
Replied Jul. 16, 2008
Mystical Musings
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- City (no abbreviations please)
- Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA
- What's your favorite media?
- Colored Pencil, also like watercolor, pen & ink and pastels.
- How long have you been drawing or painting?
- 1 to 2 years
- Tell us a bit about yourself:
- I hope one day to be an amateur artist.
What's on the Drawing Board
Interdiction. Preliminary inking.
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And I believe Nan and Pop would be very proud of your work
Mansi,
I like this, the woman has "Attitude" by the bucket load. Does it reflect real live??
H
I perhaps would not label this "contemporary". Rather, it harkens back to very old Japanese stylistic painting. Its beautiful, but .....
Jo,
I have just tried boats and reflections... Nightmare! These look much better!
H
Malcolm,
This is really good . I really like this series... however I believe the police may develop an intrest in your Acer... or is that where the insperation for the colours stems from!!
H
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Could you tell me which kind of ink pen you use. I am looking at buying one but not sure which one to choose, your help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Christiane
I think that you have achieved your aim. You are now officially an "Amateur Artist". Congratulations. ;-)
The thin lines were done by shaving a charcoal stick into a little bowl, adding a touch of water and painting them in with a #2 rigger brush. I also shave and paint on the pastel for the sky and ground like watercolor washes. When it dries I can erase, smudge, etc. I'll draw directly on the paper over the washes to get a rich color. This technique helps keep the paintings loose and watercolor-like in appearance.
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