River Doodle by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Done from a photo my son took on his phone on a dogwalk.
With my new delicious set of Stabilo .04mm fineliners, such fun!
Please see the fullsize!
A4 card
Comments (15)
Amazing work Andrea. God bless.
Excellent and colorful doodle!
Super doodle and, yes, zoom is best.
OOOOHH!!! Stabilo. I have a package of those with 20 in it. I couldnt resist on buying them, but I never found out for what to use them LOL !!! What a fantastic idea, Andrea :-))) Looks really beautiful and very interesting :-D hmmm... This is inspirational :)
Your talent will never cease to amaze me, I can't draw a straight line, I use a camera for my drawings hehe! I like the different directional strokes of your delicious pens.
Amazing Andrea, very effective.
Lovely work Andrea I like the collection of colours very fun image
I'll bet it was! (fun that is) It saddens me that you are no longer in business. There is so much you produce that would brighten any home.
Beautifully done, you managed to really nail the textures perfectly!
Spectacular Andrea - gorgeous colors and zoom!
Really interesting..and idea for a gift to my sister in law who is an artist!
Outstanding work Andrea ! The colors and textures are amazing.
Beautiful work!
Lovely work Andrea great textures it must have taken you ages .
well I'm only back for 2 comments per gallery today, and as always the choices are tough because there are so many pieces I've not commented on. So I'll have to give my best on two for right now. I saw this nearly the minute it went up, and loved it. I immediately looked up "fineliners" btw---I have some blacks and reds, but that's all. I decided to get some at last, and try a little of this. (We used black fineliner for sketching, and I also used it for architectural drawing, and I loved the resistance it gave and how the inks stayed moist even when the tip had been exposed for long periods.) Anyway---you've made a series of vivid cross-sections out of a photograph! With so many different treatments and textures. It's almost a geological map, chock full of visual info. (With a Key, one could make this a map of just about anything.) Your innate sense of texture contrast is keen as always, as is your color sense, being vivid and contrasting. And you separate areas by hue and native texture just as you do with your postwork---ie, following the natural "isobars" that color and texture make in nature. It's a segmented piece, but it all sings and dialogues together, like a jazz dance. And the effect is of a huge cross-section of real complexity, with depth and discernible forms mixed with jazzy abstraction. Terrific, Andrea. Always an event when you post another drawing. You know those dessert trays they have in restaurants---where they have all these pastries and fruits on one tray, and you're supposed to "choose"? Well this is like a visual dessert tray. I'll take one of no. 6, two of no. 9, hold the whipped cream on no. 12 (at my age, gotta watch the fats), and gimme lots of 14 and 19. (Fugget it---I'll take the whole freakin' tray.) I love this.