Gourds mono by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Just a few of the good selectection that came from one packet of Chilterns seeds this year. see the original colour pic Here
I enjoyed the digifiddle, much quicker than screen print or linocut!
Comments (25)
very effective
Agree with alanwilliams!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Outstanding post work Andrea. God bless.
Well done!
Awesome artwork here girl.
A super diggifiddle.
Great shot and superb postwork. Reminds of a comic.
Great shot,
Very nice !
OH it is beauuutiful Andrea and it could be a great object for teaching to draw tones of same color :)
Great effects!!
both cool, I never have seen gourds in monochrome;) unexceptional picture!
Isn't it amazing how little is necessary in order to convey light, shadow, and shape? I love the result you got with your d-f-ing
Love the effect.
Very cool collection I like both version equally
Interesting idea... I like both versions.
lovely
Adore this image and effect. Straight to favs it goes. :)
Excellent post work. A very healthy harvest with enough left over to make into musical instruments.
I did enjoy seeing the colours too!
A very nice composition and effect.
Great piece of artwork my friend.
Gourds digifiddled to the Nth degree in this well composed pic, A.
I love the clarity, colors and lighting on your gourd window shelf. The colors did it for me!!! :>)
when you do your edge-work, and break surfaces into hue-areas like you do here, you just master the thing. Wonderful play of delineated areas and cartographic lines; the sharp luminous light you have in the color version (the light there is beautiful) comes out, here, as very powerful accents in a sea of dark grays. And because it's in mono, the border-lines become analytic essays on all these shapes. Plus I love the lines in the window. Splendid piece. I love what you do with edge work. (Btw, I haven't fav'd a thing, and haven't anywhere for a few days now. My fav's don't show up, mostly, so I've stopped. But you know how much I love your work, so take a huge fav for the whole lot, including this gem.)