Okay, although I admire the digital artwork of many artists and I do respect it as an artform, I felt as if my last post was cheating in a way. I hated that while my posted picture didn't look so bad, the actual sketchbook page looked terrible. So, on the advice of several commenters (and thank you for that!), I went back over it with watercolor pencils. What a difference! You may, or may not, like it as much as the last one, but I am happy because if someone were to open my sketchbook, I wouldn't be embarrassed! I do believe I'll be using these pencils for the rest of this moleskine.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Wells Fargo, redone
Okay, although I admire the digital artwork of many artists and I do respect it as an artform, I felt as if my last post was cheating in a way. I hated that while my posted picture didn't look so bad, the actual sketchbook page looked terrible. So, on the advice of several commenters (and thank you for that!), I went back over it with watercolor pencils. What a difference! You may, or may not, like it as much as the last one, but I am happy because if someone were to open my sketchbook, I wouldn't be embarrassed! I do believe I'll be using these pencils for the rest of this moleskine.
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WOW! You're really crank'n 'em out. Love the colors in here...and the review mirror.
ReplyDeleteThank you Melanie! I'm proud of this one since it was saving a page that I disliked very much!
ReplyDeleteI like both versions. I do understand about the patience which is something I am sorely lacking. My sister paints in detail and I just can't do that.
ReplyDeleteWhat great improvement in depth! :) If you were trying to make'em 3D, you've done it! Bravo!!!
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