Dreams... here is one of them any way.
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thanks,
Nina
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Inspired by one of the posts I found on a new blog by Roz , I decided to give a little kick to a couple of dying Faber Castell Pitt Artist ...
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I've been using tombow fudenosuke for some time now - it's a great workhorse - easy on any paper and with a varied line width and ... -
I recently realized that my work pants need some mending (when my phone fell through the pocket and hit my foot pretty painfully) and decide... -
I recently changed the way I store my old sketchbooks. Before this change, I had a large box on top of another large box with some more ske... -
This is a note to myself - to record what gouache kit I took with me to the island trip at the beginning of the summer and how I changed the... -
I am a "list" person - I have many lists. For example, I keep a list of places/things/events I want to draw. It's long and the...
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I have to admit that I was tempted to submit this http://www.apple-pine.com/mi/mi_07.html
for this week's topic - but somehow strayed from it.
Comment away!
nina
I LOVE watercolor well done, and this is really GREAT
I love this too. Very nicely done. I really like the simple drawing - is it scratched in? Or did you use some sort of blocking medium? Either way, terrific!
I like the color & looseness-- very dreamy...
Wow...swoosh.....great dream. I must go have it now!
Thank you all for commenting!
I used white china marker to make an outline before I applied watercolor - I love the way water pain interferes with the surface covered by the oily stuff - and if paper adds some texture too.....:)
thanks again to all.
Nina
Nice watercolor !
love it!
dramatic and colourful - excellent
wow- this is neat!
I love the splashy background and the white outlines of your figure. It has so much joy and energy!
this is one rare technique that i seldom see in illustration friday.
your skill is extremely good. i'm impressed!
great great work. the combination of colours is superb!
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I loe the free flowing colours
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