I've been rather tied up with a lot of stuff lately but have been working away slowly at this charcoal - a version of Vertical Limits that I did in pastels when we were in Saudi Arabia. Its been nice getting back to the subtlety of tonal values.
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Vertical Limits - Charcoal
I've been rather tied up with a lot of stuff lately but have been working away slowly at this charcoal - a version of Vertical Limits that I did in pastels when we were in Saudi Arabia. Its been nice getting back to the subtlety of tonal values.
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You are so adept at charcoal Anita. I love the subtle changes in light and pattern here.
A big *thumbsup* on this one, Anita! How do you get your lines so straight?!
Thank you Jeanette. I am really drawn to the dynamic of creating a realistic image that can become abstract through shapes.
Billie - thank you. Straight lines - using an eraser - a LOT!
Anita I have always seen that mastery you have with straight lines and also in your htching in the pastels. This is lovely and the light and softness gives it a very special touch.
Gosh Anita, gorgeous tonal values! A wonderful piece.
Wohoo..great to see some of yoru fantastic art Anita. Love this. its so tranquil and peaceful...have a great day. Thanks for the wishes about the baby.
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