and again you do it , seems to be lines of steels softened and sketched into people, like this mother and daughter, no one else has your style, you are unique, I have never seen people sketch created the way you do with what you do, so again WOW and don't change for anyone or anything.....I love this
You continue to make me blush. This is just a sketch, practice before getting down to work.. If I take your advice, I’ll become lazier than I already am. Thank you
This one is so incredibly poignant to me today. I can hardly believe it! I have literally just posted a poem about the daughter I lost many years ago, then I came here and saw your fabulous drawing. I see us together in there...so clearly. I so needed to see this today. Thank you...so much!:)
I loved your poem. The loss of a child is so sad, I can’t imagine…. Timing like this has happened before. I was looking through photos just to sketch, and these two caught my attention. I remember photographing them from across a busy Seattle street and making the assumption. I’m not sure why I decided I needed a photo of there moment, but I did. Thank you for sharing and making this simple sketch significant, and memorable.
You do it so well, Tony. We all have loads of pictures lying around but its not always easy to turn them into expressive artworks.I like your pen drawings, they are so busy yet the subject is never lost.
The sketches, paintings and sometimes the writing I post on this site express what needs to be known about me. I attempt to record on a daily basis what I observe, what I imagine, and sometimes what I dream about.
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and again you do it , seems to be lines of steels softened and sketched into people, like this mother and daughter, no one else has your style, you are unique, I have never seen people sketch created the way you do with what you do, so again WOW and don't change for anyone or anything.....I love this
ReplyDeleteYou continue to make me blush. This is just a sketch, practice before getting down to work.. If I take your advice, I’ll become lazier than I already am.
DeleteThank you
This one is so incredibly poignant to me today.
ReplyDeleteI can hardly believe it!
I have literally just posted a poem about the daughter I lost many years ago, then I came here and saw your fabulous drawing.
I see us together in there...so clearly.
I so needed to see this today.
Thank you...so much!:)
I loved your poem. The loss of a child is so sad, I can’t imagine….
DeleteTiming like this has happened before. I was looking through photos just to sketch, and these two caught my attention. I remember photographing them from across a busy Seattle street and making the assumption. I’m not sure why I decided I needed a photo of there moment, but I did.
Thank you for sharing and making this simple sketch significant, and memorable.
You do it so well, Tony. We all have loads of pictures lying around but its not always easy to turn them into expressive artworks.I like your pen drawings, they are so busy yet the subject is never lost.
ReplyDeleteIt is a good way to practice values too.
DeleteThank you