Mamrelund 1 by helanker
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I am SO sorry. I really thought I had oploaded this little sketch of Mamrelund long time ago. How embarrasing.....red ears :-///
It is the drawing I mentioned yesterday. I made a little sketch of the house and the little path about 10 years ago or longer....dont really remember LOL. Found it and I had to try to give it colors, because I have wrote which colors to use on it. So along the color process, I removed the written.
I hope you can forgive me, that I told a lie, but I didnt mean to and I was so sure, that I had uploaded it already.
I hope you all will get a lovely day.
Thanks for visiting and thank SO much for your lovely feedback to my Mamrelund 2 yesterday.
I am very happy that you liked it. :)))
Helle
Comments (13)
Very attractive drawing especially good shading.
A pretty little sketch ... simple yet very effective. Well done! Mike
Hihi Helle. The Age you no))))))9.But off cause you are forgiven. Lovely sketch
I was sure I hadn't missed the sketch ~ had me worried my memory was going LOL Fantastic sketch - you are very talented.
So beautiful drawing and very nice colour !!! :)
Helle, I love it!!!
A lovely sketch and it not only mirrors the little house and surroundings but it had your personality blended into it. Very nice.
Lovely work and style! Bravo!
Impressive and most beautiful work. Looks fantastic. Excellently done. Bravo!!
Beautiful sketch and colors
Beautiful sketch my friend.
Real nice thanks for the inspiraion
I wanted to comment on this because, while it's a sketch, you caught a lot of movement throughout; your lines & application of colors really do sweep across the road and up the bushes. The whole Western Art tradition has placed drawings & sketches in a 'secondary' role, and that's wrong: Because, while they may not take the time that a finished large painting does, they can capture the artist's vision beautifully. I like the motion here, the way you apply shade to the bushes with such free lines, and shade to the underside of the trees...it's all applied with a jazz-like freedom and it feels invigorating to me. In those drawings and free-hand paintings I've seen of yours, I've noticed how you get essentials with simple means, and this is an example. And then the quick lines of the grass—nothing finished, but active & bold and telling us right out that there's life here. I'm a big fan of art like this, and I wanted to comment on this for a while. It's what a sketch should be—it's got a lot of energy and it fills the actual scene with the energy of the artist, like you breathed it out in a big energetic breath, and whoosh, we have a painting. I really like this...