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Great turnip Deborah! It is beautifully drawn with good attention to the details! There are a couple of things to consider. If a subject is very shiny, that is portrayed by having a very white highlight as you have shown here. I don’t think of turnips as being particularly shiny and if that is the case with yours I would add some color and tone d…[Read more]

Welcome to the ArtFeed Deborah! Your drawing is nicely rendered and your color selection and saturation on the beet are really good! Your main highlight is almost in the center and ideally should be over to the left a little. I would also make the outside edge of the highlight more irregular so it does not appear as such a distinct circle. Wonderful job!

beautiful

beautiful

so realistic

Wow

Thank you Doug. I love all those pillows in hydrangea leaves!

Beautiful Katie- it has a lot going for it with the composition and rendering in addition to the colors and toning. Congratulations!

Hi Erin- wishing you a speedy and comfortable recovery! Good job with the leaf. The colors and details are really good. You can see some pillowing and I think you can play that up even more. Take care!

This was my final composition for course through RBGE- Watercolor only.

I’m between knee surgeries so I decided the best way to recuperate was to get out the art supplies. I did this drawing from a leaf rubbing and couldn’t resist all those details!

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Thank you for your feedback Doug. It iOS very helpful.I have Wendy’d book ‘The Joy of Botanical Drawing’. I got it last weekend. I’ll have a look at drawing a leaf now 🙂

Welcome to the ArtFeed Anne Marie! I would not have thought that you last drew some 42 years ago. The fuschia are nicely rendered and your color selection and saturation are really good. I was curious why the leaves on the left are a much different green than the leaves on the right. Leaves are often challenging and need highlights and shadows to…[Read more]

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