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The drawing of the canopy with the real branches in shadow adding an extra dimension to the scene |
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A fairly dull view ahead of me... |
Since I began this series of drawings I have been progressing my way along the tow path from Wick Lane towards White Post Lane. For this drawing I doubled back on myself and sat on the same bench that I used to make my first sketch. This time I faced the canal instead of having my back to it and looked up at the canopy of leaves above me instead of looking straight ahead.
I started in the same spirit as the previous
drawing where I tried to let the line wander where it wanted to go. I began the drawing without looking at the paper, only at the view, but discovered I didn't have the confidence to complete the whole drawing doing that because I wanted the finished result to look a bit like the view I had. I might try that approach again later in the series just to see what happens.
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... but look what I saw at my feet, a scene full of possibilities |
This is beautiful. It's interesting that I see it as a textile design.
ReplyDeleteInteresting observation. Thanks for the thumbs up.
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