Watermill by helanker
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Hello !
I didnt have much time for drawing, but one day I was so much in the mood, that I just insisted to have time. This is the result. I think these watermills are very fascinating, so I started to make a drawing of one of my Shots. There was a huge tree behind the house, but I didnt draw it. I think it would disturb the building too much.
I just used a pencil number 3 and a soft propelling pencil number 5.
I want to thank you all for your sweet and warm welcome words. That made me feel so happy coming back to RR. Thank you friends :))
Have a lovely day/evening.
Now that we are home again, the good weather came back. LOL!
Comments (37)
During the week il try to catch up with comments to your galleries.
Very well done. 5+.
Wonderful drawing :) Love how you captured the effects of the light.
Beautiful work!
drawings are my favourites - i am so glad i see more and more of them in the galleries - love this one - fav
Fantastic drawing - wow - your talent is showing again ;) Gorgeous old mill
Love your drawings. Great work my friend ;O)
a true beauty of a drawing, thanks for posting this!
Beautiful artwork Helle!
superbe !!!!!
OH! I love this. I mean, I really, really love this. What a fabulous piece! perhaps you will include it in your showing at the restaurant! I'd love this on my wall!n the lines and shading are perfect. Great composition and perspective.
Lovely variety of pencil strokes and pressures ... a very satisfactory and well-crafted pencil drawing. Well done! Mike
This is truly fantastic art. What a wonderful talent you have and I love those old watermills. They have such fabulous character and you've captured all of it.
Wow, what a fantastic drawing, you are a true artist with your pencils ;o))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
This is gorgeous! Splendid pencil work. Bunny
Fantastic sketching. Love the proportions and POv. Abeautiful result.
Oh wow Helle....this is stunning....I wish I could draw like this....splendid work my friend and a fav!
Fantastic drawing... Love to see more of these... WoW
Perfct! Excellent drawing! Hope you take more time to draw in the future!
I just love it when you draw and paint, my friend! You do it so well, your work is a joy to view. This is wonderful!
Hughs Helle, this is really excellent! You mastered perfectly the light in this drawing, to such extent that in the thumbnail I beleived that you had created an "old" photo by postworking an original shot. I adore this style which is not so common at RR!
Beautiful artwork.
absolutely wonderful drawing, helle. a real treasure.
You're a true artist. I like your drawing.
Helle !!! this is awesome...I love it WOW *** H u g s ***
helle, as in other of your pencil works, you have a great respect for detail, which you render with great care. But you also respect space: You allow plenty of open space here, with a little bit of modeling and enough detail to tell us it's a wall, a patch of land, etc., but you don't crowd it; you let the space 'sing'. What I also love is your subtle sense of casualness, which you show in other drawings as well: How you allow shapes to just relax on the page. (Bricks, the roof tiles, the weeds in the lawn, etc.) It's basic to drawing, I know; but doing it well is a joy. And the combination of all these creates a simple, beautiful rendering, rich in detail but with lots of relaxed feeling and even fun. I love your pencil work. Even your simple trees in the background: a few simple strokes and you've got their presence. Very fine, very relaxed, and a very "helle" work. It's lovely.
excellent drawing my friend
great work!
well done my friend
wonderful work, Helle!