After approx 25 hours work my first Horse study ''Jo'' is finished, Lots of different textures to control in this drawing but its all a learning curve, lessons learnt here can be used and improved on in later drawings. All comments welcome.
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Really nice Grahame, you sure do get a lot of work done. It takes me forever to get one done.
Wow... this is wonderful, Grahame! 25 hours? No wonder you thought I was on steroids! (but your result is in a class by itself, mine a mere experiment in color and paint).
Hi, My first visit the word that comes to mind is superb! I was just trying to draw a horse from memory and it is not an easy subject, but you have captured it! H.
16 comments:
Really nice Grahame, you sure do get a lot of work done. It takes me forever to get one done.
Thank you Judy, I'm in between jobs as they say, so plenty of time to improve the drawing techniques, thanks for your comments as always.
Lovely horse. I really like all of your works!
Thank You Sally
Wow... this is wonderful, Grahame! 25 hours? No wonder you thought I was on steroids! (but your result is in a class by itself, mine a mere experiment in color and paint).
Amazing Grahame!
Thank you Teresa, I still think it's amazing what you can achieve in 30 mins...
Thank You Jill
Hi, My first visit
the word that comes to mind is superb! I was just trying to draw a horse from memory and it is not an easy subject, but you have captured it!
H.
Thank you and welcome to my Blog hedda, I look forward to seeing you back here soon
Fantastic, and have I read this correctly, your first horse portrait!?! Looks like you are an old hand
Thanks Karie, love your Zebra by the way!
Beautiful job Grahame.
Just awesome.
Thank You Dors
Grahame
your patience and time has produced a picture that is an amazing likeness of Joe himself. thankyou for drawing such a lovely picture.
Sarah Hind
Thank you Sarah, you should know if i've captured a good likeness, thanks for your comments
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