Lively and colorful Pam! It seems to me that you're really getting much more rich and adventurous with your colors, and with the compositions in general. They all have a real feeling of spontaneity and liveliness to them.
Kathy, perhaps I should consider a calendar... folks keep asking :)
CheyAnne, I long to see a Raven! Haven't had the pleasure as yet.
Ken, I think I owe the color & liveliness to icky paper, a deadline to meet, sketching with pen and love of subject. Weird combo but it seemed to work for me :)
Me too, Cris. I want to do one for me now. I'll have to impose a deadline but I'll use better paper :)
Thanks, Rhonda! My first layer was peacock, then a titch of colbalt. My blacks are a combo of carmine, hookers green and ultramarine deep, all by Holbein.
The pages in your book are so beautifully done. After seeing your lovely cards, I wondered if you'd thought about a calendar?
ReplyDeleteOh how fun. We have tons of Crows and Ravens, but no ibis here. Beautiful art
ReplyDeletepeace n abundance,
CheyAnne
Lively and colorful Pam! It seems to me that you're really getting much more rich and adventurous with your colors, and with the compositions in general. They all have a real feeling of spontaneity and liveliness to them.
ReplyDeleteI am in love with this sektchbook!!
ReplyDeleteWow, thank you all!
ReplyDeleteKathy, perhaps I should consider a calendar... folks keep asking :)
CheyAnne, I long to see a Raven! Haven't had the pleasure as yet.
Ken, I think I owe the color & liveliness to icky paper, a deadline to meet, sketching with pen and love of subject.
Weird combo but it seemed to work for me :)
Me too, Cris. I want to do one for me now. I'll have to impose a deadline but I'll use better paper :)
Love the variety of colors in those "black" crows :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rhonda! My first layer was peacock, then a titch of colbalt. My blacks are a combo of carmine, hookers green and ultramarine deep, all by Holbein.
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