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Loving those loose lines!
Thank you Leonie. Snatched moments can sometimes be the most fruiful, but that wide landscape was overwhelming – couldn’t get the scale right at all – then time to continue the walk
Nice 🙂 Especially like the second (landscape) drawing..makes you want to walk off into that distance 🙂
Yes there’s something about those views over valleys that says; it’s all here, all possible, you just have to start out and walk it
Such life and verve in your drawings
Thank you Rosie. If only I could find it again back home with the paints!!
That’s a perennial dilemma though, recreating the spontaneity of a drawing in paint.
Love these sketches. Your trees are beautiful
Never seem to do them justice, more detail? Less detail? I swap between the two and keep trying
I’m especially drawn to that zig-zaggy landscape…great depth. (K)
It was one of those – ‘that’s beautiful, i’ll draw that’ moments that quickly turned into ‘bloody hell, why did i start drawing this?’! The fields went on for miles and me and the paper couldn’t cope
This is making me want to go out and sketch.
Do it! Do it now!