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Very nice Catherine! The colors and saturation are great! There are a couple of areas I would revisit that would help it be even better. The highlights are in good position height wise, yet they are too close to the center of the tomatoes and should be shifted to the right a little more. I would add more dark tones and mid-range tones starting…[Read more]

Beautiful Maureen! Gorgeous colors! It seems like the stem would go in front of the base of the leaf on the left. Great job!

Wow!! This is powerful, a gorgeous tree in a lush environment!! Beautiful! How big is the drawing? It feels big!

(supposed to look *like*)

Looking good! Great toning and color matching! And I love the shadow on that little spot where the stem attaches – it’s receding nicely into the tomato. Your highlights are nice and shimmery, and your shadow colors are great. It looks like your light source isn’t quite right – it should be shining down on your subject from the upper left at about…[Read more]

The kneaded eraser is cracking me up. This branch is off to a great start! I can tell that you really observed this closely while drawing it – nice@
One of the things that can be difficult with detailed subjects like this is keeping the 3D form. Sometimes we need to push the shadows and highlight a bit to create that 3 dimensional illusion,…[Read more]

Welcome to the artfeed Heather! This curved tone bar is looking good. Your toning is nice and smooth, and you are getting good saturation of color. Love the shimmery highlight!!

Nice Ishbel. I love your use of size to make that front flower/pedicel really come forward. And your shading on those back petals/pedicels really help push those behind. Great depth in this drawing. Love it.

It is so hard to really **see** our own drawings, isn’t it? I’m with Doug on this. Looking great!

As beautiful in death as in life 😊

Poor amaryllis! I am sure it was a beauty in its prime! You captured the decay – nice job!

Thank you so much, Doug and Helene! I sometimes find it difficult to look at things when I have been looking at them for very long. I will leave this drawing alone for a while then!

Thank you Pam. I like the composition too but it takes me forever to finish a piece. This was started in January in Barbados – two months ago!