Wandreing Coyote - you know the penny hadn't dropped for me... of course it ties in doesn't it...
I drew them propped up on a very comfortable ottoman... so I suspect the idea of the scales is yours... Its true that for some reason I posted them 90 degrees rotated from the way I drew them, I think that was just because of how I'd scanned them... though I could have easily flipped them round if I wanted.
I like the border, too -- and the purple-on-yellow. I find purple to be a more and more useful colour --weirdly enough it's become a neutral for me when I do landscapes.
BrainTwister #57: Prime jumps
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From New Scientist #3527, 25th January 2025 [link] [link] If we start with
21 (which isn’t a prime number), how many times do we have to add 100
before we ...
The Beacons Way - Walk 3
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Walk 3: The Black Mountain
[map] [photos]
The official route on this section was amended in 2016 to avoid the
environmentally sensitive area of the summ...
Learning Encaustic Painting in the UK
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Most people who have heard of encaustic in the UK are familiar with the
thin wax style ironed over shiny cards. This is not how I work. I prefer to
build u...
Four Charaters in Bath
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Caro's Lines posted a photo:
[image: Four Charaters in Bath]
Bath has some strange "people" in it...
1. Regency dressed woman outside the Jane Austen C...
Eight Months Old
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Today is Teasel's eight month birthday - we went for a walk to Ashton Court.
In the photo you can see her investigating one of the ponds.
The best news for...
Companion: Goat
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[image: Companion: Goat]
This SoulCollage® was made digitally using goat images from:
kris247's Family of Goats, Hector Garcia's Goat, Dystopos's goat kid
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8 comments:
gorgeous line drawing! it is nice just as it is, simple, and i like how you framed your feet.
I really like how you put the boarders around the feet! It adds a lot to it
...Which ties in with your post on your other site re. the shoes...
When I first saw this, I though maybe you drew this while on a scale. That's the perspective I saw in it - looking down while standing upright.
Yes, a contrast, quiet, at rest.
I'm learning a lot here.
Kat & paulsketch thank you. I liked it too!
Wandreing Coyote - you know the penny hadn't dropped for me... of course it ties in doesn't it...
I drew them propped up on a very comfortable ottoman... so I suspect the idea of the scales is yours... Its true that for some reason I posted them 90 degrees rotated from the way I drew them, I think that was just because of how I'd scanned them... though I could have easily flipped them round if I wanted.
Thanks GG.
I like the border, too -- and the purple-on-yellow. I find purple to be a more and more useful colour --weirdly enough it's become a neutral for me when I do landscapes.
I like them the way they are too!
Thank you! I'm glad I put the border on, at the time I wasn't so sure.
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