Mark this day...something new is afoot: color...my first blog drawing in color. (...entering Oz.)
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Displaying My Answers to Various Online Art Challenges
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These are some drawing links of work I admire (I think...haven't checked some of them in awhile.)
- All Over Coffee/Paul Madonna
- http://ssketching.blogspot.com/
- Andrea Joseph
- Scratchyas
- http://sketchingarchitecture.blogspot.com/
- http://www.ghostschool.co.uk/
- Architectural Sketching
- JKay Portrait Party
- Everyday Matters Yahoo Group
- http://sketchoftheday.blogspot.com/
- http://www.ninajohansson.se/
- http://www.adebanjialade.blogspot.com/
- The Virtual Paintout
- http://creativedialog.blogspot.com
- http://www.lizsteel.com/
- http://makingamark.blogspot.com/
- Artists' Sketchbooks Online
- Morphing montage of 500yrs. of female portraiture: incredible.
- Chris Bliss juggles to Beatles song: fantastic.
- Autistic Artist draws Rome from memory: amazing.
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20 comments:
Wow! Wow! Wow!!! You've entered the technicolor world, Rock. And with such an excellent drawing. Isn't it fun...and a little intimidating?
Nice lively sketch - and the colors are fabulous!
Great first sketch with colour! I think you did very well, you should celebrate! Now we´re all waiting for more! :)
You've been holding out on us!! This is fantastic, what glorious use of COLOR. . . so vivid and full of energy.
Great take on this challenge! You did a wonderful job.
(And by the way, Kansas is NOT in black and white!)
Wow Rock - when you jump in to something, you go whole hog! This is great!! Love the way that orange and blue really sing, and the neutrals balance things out. Beautiful!
Thanks to all of you for all your much-appreciated encouragement. I respect the work of each and every one of you.
To Vickylw: Touche! Your portfolio is proof enough that "Kansas isn't in black and white"!
very cool.
Great drawing! Love the colour!
Tes! I like! But I really enjoy your black and whites also.
OZ holds many wonders for those of us who have discovered your work. Can't wait to see more of this color. Gorgeous!
I love the results. You seem to be very comfortable with color -- though your black and whites are brilliant too.
Very nice!
I'm somebody that gets intimidated by attempting color... I think this is very nice. The blue brushes in the bag and the orange square... very vibrant!
Ken
http://thermionsketch.blogspot.com
I have given you a Kind Heart Award for your help with the Tombow Pens. It's on my blog. Also subscribed to your blog while I was at it.
This is an amazing drawing, the clear bag, the way the blue and orange just POP! It is hard to believe you have only been doing this for a year. For a newbie, progress and talent such as yours is so encouraging.
This is my first peak at your blog and I'm sure to be back to see more, lots of great stuff here:) .
PS-Love the pennywhistles. I try to play also, but the kiddos say I make their ears bleed!!
Excellent drawing - and I love the bright, clear colors.
wonderful sketch! great effect on that plastic "bag", you can really see it's plastic. great work! and all your other drawings are marvellous too. great to have found your blog. i will bookmark and come back!
What a fab job of drawing a plastic bag full of stuff...and how did we live without them? GREAT job!
great stuff!
Awesome! Like your subject and the color looks great. Nice work.
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