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I have tried the rough watercolor paper with this sketch, have to use it some more to get used to it, have a hard time with detail on this paper!
"She just couldn't decide between being an artist when she grew up and being a vet. Her mother responded, you don't have to decide sweet girl. you can be both."
Thursday, February 24, 2011
New Kid
I have tried the rough watercolor paper with this sketch, have to use it some more to get used to it, have a hard time with detail on this paper!
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Your sketch is simple yet evokes that feeling of the horse cautiously watching the others as he stands off to himself. I like it!
ReplyDeleteHe's a cute kid, and it's a great wc sketch, Maria.
ReplyDeleteHi Maria, my name is Taylor and I board Swagger out at Megans (Quarterdale Farm). I heard that you had painted a picture of him in the field and had to see for myself. Its BEAUTIFUL! I am honored as his owner. I also wanted to ask you if you would be interested in selling this peice? Please let me know and thank you! taylorturner777@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThanks Gretchen and Kathryn, the rough paper has potential, but it sure feels different, It was nice to go back to the cold pressed paper, felt more familiar!
ReplyDeleteTaylor, your horse is so beautiful, love his mane and tail color, I am so glad you like it, I will email you.
Beautiful sketch !
ReplyDeleteRough paper is my paper of choice - and you can get detail, not photorealism, but it takes a bit of practice xx
I like it Pat, the rough paper, no buckling! but I need to play with it some more, get it figured out!
ReplyDeleteI especially like the composition on this one.
ReplyDeleteThank you Carlene, I have really enjoyed your paintings, you are so talented.
ReplyDeleteI vote that you buy as much of this rough paper as you CAN - and 'sketch' away! This is so beautiful, and your own voice is so visible... and the sentiment is poignant. I love every thing about it.
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