Doodle for Andrea (durleybeachbum) by helanker
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Andrea I tried to work with BALL POINT, as you suggested. I sooo missed my UNDO rubber LOL !
Made the pots a bit too dark in some places, but what the heck :-) Still it was interesting. Soon I will try out the fineliners too.
Have a great weekend.
We have cool but sunny weather this morning and I watched the morning sun begin its play over the currantfield. Lovely sight.
Thank you so much for viewing and commenting on my previous post and special warm thanks go to those, who added it to their favorites. :)
Comments (22)
This is a wonderful sketching and no room for mistakes using that medium. Very cleverly done.
I like very much this doodle ,very light ,with a very beautiful blue.Bravo Helle .If it is a try itis a success!
WELL DONE! What an achievement, no holding you now!! I look forward to the fineliner and wash!!
Excellent work! :)
Super Doodle, very artistic!
EXCELLENT...
This is such a lovely image you created Helle, I always enjoy your work
Marvelous work! Very Well Done!
a wonderful drawing!
Wonderful work !
Excellent drawing, you are so talented. Looks very beautiful.
Beautiful pen sketching, great perspective and light representation! :)
I admire you for taking up Andrea's idea! (Challenge??) The result is wonderful. You have such a talent!
Excellent
Lovely sketch :)
Fanstastic
A lovely work with the ballpoint pen. You look to be having fun with these pots.
Beautiful drawing work :) Excellent done, dear Helle !!!!!!!! Hugs Karin :)
Super image - what talent you have!
Now, since I can't claim drawing as a present skill-set of mine, I can only say these look great...but I do know that I always wanted an eraser when I used to write things by hand ages ago:-) Like this a lot.
Balancing the curves is a difficult art. But - success! Congrats!