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Pam commented on Wendy Kleinman's Photo 2 years ago
Wow Wendy! This is soooo cool.
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Pam commented on Laurie McConnachie's Photo 2 years ago
Laurie, I love the beautiful simplicity of this composition. It’s a really lovely drawing. You are handling those overlapping petals nicely. I think you could push that 3-D form a little more by darkening the crescent-shape/core-shadow area some more, and maybe lightening up that main highlight a bit. I really like the point of view. It looks…[Read more]
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Laurie, I love the beautiful simplicity of this composition. It’s a really lovely drawing. You are handling those overlapping petals nicely. I think you could push that 3-D form a little more by darkening the crescent-shape/core-shadow area some more, and maybe lightening up that main highlight a bit. I really like the point of view. It looks like…[Read more]
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Wendy Kleinman added a Photo 2 years ago
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Wow Wendy! This is soooo cool.
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This is great Wendy! Your watercolor work is lovely!
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Hélène Chiasson commented on Hélène Chiasson's Photo 2 years ago
The time difference caught up to me and this is late coming. I added shading to the interior of the flower – not sure if this is an improvement.
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Hélène Chiasson added a Photo 2 years ago
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The time difference caught up to me and this is late coming. I added shading to the interior of the flower – not sure if this is an improvement.
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Helene. Just wow. LOVE it.
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The shading added a lot of dimension and you really get the sense of the depth of the center well. Bravo Helene!
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Patricia Nadon-Koro commented on Patricia Nadon-Koro's Photo 2 years ago
Hi Doug. I see that you have rendered a beautiful pear of the same variety I’m presently doing. Your colours seem so fresh and there is absolutely no smudgy toning that so many of my drawings have. I would love to get advice on how to achieve that freshness while giving the fruit a 3D feel.
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Patricia Nadon-Koro added a Photo 2 years ago
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Hi Doug. I see that you have rendered a beautiful pear of the same variety I’m presently doing. Your colours seem so fresh and there is absolutely no smudgy toning that so many of my drawings have. I would love to get advice on how to achieve that freshness while giving the fruit a 3D feel.
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Hi Patricia- these are great subjects! It looks like you have used earth green for the grisailles, which is a good choice. First off, a couple of things I would point out about the drawing. The drawing of the pear on the left looks quite different than the actual pear. The top of the actual pear is wider and I also do not see the bottom view of…[Read more]
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Dolores Duran-Cefalu added a Photo 2 years ago
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Beautiful, Dolores. I’m loving this on the Kraft paper. Those petals blowing around in the breeze are wonderul!
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wow thanks! the white flowers were daunting.
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Dolores Duran-Cefalu added a Photo 2 years ago
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Oh COOL!
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Dolores Duran-Cefalu added a Photo 2 years ago
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Dolores Duran-Cefalu added a Photo 2 years ago
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Wow, Dolores. All of those leaves. And white flowers. No small task. This is gorgeous. I’m wondering whether you have a focal point in mind?
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love your tulips!
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Thanks! I didn’t have a focal point. My inspiration was, JUST TRY THE TULIPS! hahaha. Getting over my white flower phobia
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Dolores Duran-Cefalu added a Photo 2 years ago
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Patricia Nadon-Koro commented on Wendy Hollender's Photo 2 years ago
Gorgeous!
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Patricia Nadon-Koro commented on Doug Milne's Photo 2 years ago
So pretty!
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Patricia Nadon-Koro commented on Doug Milne's Photo 2 years ago
Oh my! Such beautiful balance in composition and colour!
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Patricia Nadon-Koro commented on Doug Milne's Photo 2 years ago
Wow! The fruit are so plump! And their colour is gorgeous!
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Patricia Nadon-Koro commented on Doug Milne's Photo 2 years ago
I’m doing a similar pear next. May I ask what colour you used for the grisaille? Your pears are so beautiful!
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Doug Milne commented on Hélène Chiasson's Photo 2 years ago
Hi Helene- this looks great! I don’t think you overdid the shading on that petal. You might consider using a green (earth green or a medium green) for the toning on yellow subjects rather than dark sepia, etc which will muddy yellow colors. You can certainly keep some highlights. I would add a little more toning on the petals in the well area a…[Read more]
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Marie Faile commented on Marie Faile's Photo 2 years ago
Thank you for the comment Doug! I can see what you mean. I used an eraser to make the highlight more noticeable and it does look better now. I guess it’s ok to leave some area free of color, I was feeling like I had to “color” the entire piece.
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