This is another drawing on photo paper, adding watercolor, collage with tissue paper, add more line, white gesso and more paint and little more collage. This looks more like the combination of line, color, texture, realism and mystery that I am striving for. Onward!!
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
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When I looked at your recent work and read how critical you were of it, I didn't understand, but when I see this...now I get it!
this is really beautiful --the lines and the eyes remind me of Leonardo da-Vinci sketches!!!
I really, really like what you achieved in this on, Myrna. It's perfect!!
Wow, this is a fantastic piece. I love the depth on the gentleman's face. I love the line as well. Just a fab piece!
OH, YES.
This wonderful. You got all of the above and more. Simple, complex...( or simply complex ?) Love the rich color and subtle lines.I see something new each time I look at him. I really like this, Myrna.
This is very nice! I love the discrete
use and variation of line weight.
you've got something really special here. This combination of techniques is sublime.
Your work is so inspiring.
Hi Janice,
The more practiced we get, the higher the bar is set.
Thank you, Meera, for putting me in such exalted company!
Thanks, Kathy, for always taking the time to stop by and making a comment.
Thank you , Heather. Hope school is going well.
Janet, I appreciate your assessment.
Hi Stan, The variation of the line weight comes from the tool. I hope you try working with a coffee stirrer. Lot's of fun!
Hi Julie, Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to comment.
Nancy, I hope we all inspire each other.
Very good. I like
beautiful done,I like your art!
Interesting and creatively intriquing!
What depth. This is so compelling to look at.
I think you got the perfect combination of line, shape and texture on this one. It's excellent!
This is really amazing. All of the elements come together to create such a great piece! Wow.
aullyrI am so impressed with your versatility. I would love to work with you but don't foresee that oportunity arising. The drawing, pastel of that man blew me away, so soulful!! You are fabulous
Barbra
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