Black vase on Canvas. by helanker
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In Marsh 2007, I drew with Graphite a Greek vase. A few months ago I tried to add a copy to a canvas. It didnt go as well as I had hoped, but now I think it looks more like an old wall painting LOL! click here for the original
Well it was fun to try :-)
Comments (13)
A fine piece of work, I like the rawness of this piece and I also like the original too, they both have their distinct qualities.
Amazing work Helle. God bless.
Superb reinterpretation!!! I prefer this one than the first !!!!
Helle, you did such a nice job on the detailing for this lovely vase.
Your original was before my time here on Rendo and this is a hazy copy but still superb work Helle.
cool
I like both for different reasons; beautiful work all around!
Very interesting and wonderful work. Beautiful image
OMG, An Ode to a Grecian Urn! Wonderful graphite on canvas effects in this cool rendering, Helle. You are quite talented.
yes it do look like an wall painting. very good doing this. I know it was not plan but something things just works out
What a fun experiment! This gave your beautiful vase drawing an antiqued look.
Oh yes, now it looks like something painted on plaster a thousand years ago. What a delightful, if unexpected, result! :)
Helle, I'm only online for a few comments today (I just can't do more right now; and even 2 per gallery will take me a few sessions)...so I'm only doing 2 of your works right now. I'll comment on more soon, I promise. But I had to say something about this in person, even though I've said something to you personally. I love what you did with this---I'm not quite sure how you did it, but it came out as an 'artifact', which suits the subject perfectly. The original is beautiful, and has an almost ink quality (which isn't easy, as you used graphite). You got the harsh contrast of the black sections against the white, incl the white outlines in the actual horse and rider. You thereby captured one of the essences of ancient Greek motifs. And you captured the way their designs traversed the whole vase, so we only see some of the designs in any view. The background isn't important, I think (in reference to your not liking it, in the original): As long as it doesn't interfere with the vase, it's fine. (It doesn't interfere, in your original.) In this piece, the vase has been rendered a time-stained ruin, something truly archaeological; and you've "sepia'd" it (from a much more black original), also adding age and decay. I love the white splotches. A wonderful result with a wonderful original. This was worth revisiting, both in the original and in this marvelous new take on it. This feels like an archaeological "find," while the original looks like it were new. Beautiful work on both!