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Hendrika Meina commented on HSI TAN CHENG's Photo 5 years, 3 months ago
so soft and delicate – I love them.
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HSI TAN CHENG added a Photo 5 years, 3 months ago
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so soft and delicate – I love them.
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Greetings Hsi- the text and illustration are so beautiful! Each of them tell a story and compliment one another at the same time! Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
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Thank you Vern, this drawing is more likely to be a diary record. I captured the pink of flowers, however need to draw more details of the tiny center of flowers.
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HSI TAN CHENG added a Photo 5 years, 3 months ago
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sheila y. commented on sheila y.'s Photo 5 years, 3 months ago
Unfortunately, right now I can’t get the beautiful flower for this bean, but I’m leaving a space for it. Thinking I might need to darken the left side of the bean? The open pod sections?
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sheila y. added a Photo 5 years, 3 months ago
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Unfortunately, right now I can’t get the beautiful flower for this bean, but I’m leaving a space for it. Thinking I might need to darken the left side of the bean? The open pod sections?
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I like what looks like very subtle veining on the big bean
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Thanks, Hendrika. These beans have an impressive structure, inside and out!
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Hi Sheila- beautiful! I agree with you on both points. I don’t think the left side of the bean needs much shading, but it does not look consistent to me. There are sections along the length that have darker toning and then sections that don’t. The toning where it has dark toning looks good! The open pod on the right needs toning on the ext…[Read more]
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sheila y. commented on sheila y.'s Photo 5 years, 3 months ago
Thanks Vern. It’s fun and maybe becoming another good habit, like botanical drawing. I loved seeing all the work from Hawaii! Wow! -
Rita Haft commented on Rita Haft's Photo 5 years, 3 months ago
Thank you for your help!- the pansy is a great example and something to aspire to- I am in Los Angeles and there is an explosion of flowers all around in empty fields etc- I don’t know what most of them are, but I am picking them on my walks- Your comments are helpful and I am hoping if I keep working at these that at some point I will get where I…[Read more]
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Doug Milne commented on Rita Haft's Photo 5 years, 3 months ago
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Doug Milne commented on Rita Haft's Photo 5 years, 3 months ago
Hi Rita- this is looking good and I like the stems and petals you added. It is a nice horizontal composition, but I would prefer that the flowers were a little higher than the flanking details. Maybe think of a adding another flower to the bunch that would be close, but above the other two blooms. Especially with dark, saturated colors you are not…[Read more]
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Rita Haft commented on Rita Haft's Photo 5 years, 3 months ago
the green stems
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Rita Haft commented on Rita Haft's Photo 5 years, 3 months ago
I think this is more successful but still I can’t achieve that gentle transition to the highlights- my tendency in general, is to get darker and darker- this is a combination of watercolor and pencil- basically I end up adding the highlights back in and I am not sure if thats the best way to achieve a gentle transition
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Rita Haft added a Photo 5 years, 3 months ago
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I think this is more successful but still I can’t achieve that gentle transition to the highlights- my tendency in general, is to get darker and darker- this is a combination of watercolor and pencil- basically I end up adding the highlights back in and I am not sure if thats the best way to achieve a gentle transition
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the green stems on the right is what was left after the petals dropped off of the flowers I was working on
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Hi Rita- this is looking good and I like the stems and petals you added. It is a nice horizontal composition, but I would prefer that the flowers were a little higher than the flanking details. Maybe think of a adding another flower to the bunch that would be close, but above the other two blooms. Especially with dark, saturated colors you are not…[Read more]
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Thank you for your help!- the pansy is a great example and something to aspire to- I am in Los Angeles and there is an explosion of flowers all around in empty fields etc- I don’t know what most of them are, but I am picking them on my walks- Your comments are helpful and I am hoping if I keep working at these that at some point I will get where I…[Read more]
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Hi Rita- These flowers look like perennial geraniums to me – shape, colors and stamens. Maybe look online and see if that looks right- leaves are very distinctive. Be sure to put in perennial because the annual variety is what most people think of when they hear geranium and they are very different! Take care! Hope we will see you here sometime if…[Read more]
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Doug Milne commented on Susan Shaw's Photo 5 years, 3 months ago
Hi Susan-good timing! It’s lunch time and this page is making me hungry!
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Doug Milne commented on Susan Shaw's Photo 5 years, 3 months ago
Hi Susan- love this! It made me laugh! We need that these days! Thanks!
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Susan Shaw added 2 Photos 5 years, 3 months ago
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Leslie Garwood commented on Leslie Garwood's Photo 5 years, 3 months ago
Thank you all so much! After all, what is our art if not to share with each other?
So, one asked, but I’ll tell you anyway 🙂 . The actual specimen was a little over 2 inches in diameter, and my drawing was approximately 3X that! -
Pam commented on Leslie Garwood's Photo 5 years, 3 months ago
I’m in awe.
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Doug Milne commented on Liesbeth Reynders's Photo 5 years, 3 months ago
Hi Liesbeth- see some comments on your other posting. The shadow is looking better on this as it’s much lighter, but it is still too large. It should be darkest near the fruit and quickly transition to lighter tones. It does not have to extend so far. As I said on the previous post the shadow is just a suggestion to ground the subject and convey t…[Read more]
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jette anesen commented on Wendy Hollender's Photo 5 years, 3 months ago
so beautiful – this is my inspiration – thanks for sharing Jette
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Hi Liesbeth- see some comments on your other posting. The shadow is looking better on this as it’s much lighter, but it is still too large. It should be darkest near the fruit and quickly transition to lighter tones. It does not have to extend so far. As I said on the previous post the shadow is just a suggestion to ground the subject and convey t…[Read more]
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