Weathering
An Imaginary Storm
“P”
posed as a field worker wearing a floppy green hat intended to block out an
imaginary hot sun. He held his signature scythe to harvest imaginary wheat in
an imaginary field surrounding him. I’ve sketched him posing with it many times
before.
As
I sketched an imaginary storm slowly emerged. I started seeing an imaginary wheel
rather than the scythe. And his hat only needed a slight color change to
complement a face intended to be on an imaginary stormy sea.
Sketched
in a costume figure session with “P” yesterday afternoon.
14”x
17” ink and watercolor
Older
post of “P” posing with scythe: http://tonyducesart.blogspot.com/2016/04/still-working.html
Oh, wow, I love how your imagination worked, how your work inspired for more...
ReplyDeleteGreat! I like the joyful expression at his face.
Thank you
DeleteIsn't imagination a magical thing?!
ReplyDeleteNow we see it all too...a glimpse inside your mind... externalised to include us all!
I can hear the crash of the waves against the side of the boat. Truly!
Oh this is AMAZING!!!☺☺
Often the best part of drawing/painting from life beyond the subject matter are the many puzzles to be resolved.
DeleteThank you