Archaeology Drawings (repost) by helanker
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Here are some graphite drawings from the time I was drawing finds in a museum in 2005.
2 clasps about 100mm long and a 3-flapped clasp about 60mm. All 3 from viking time and made of bronze. There is a fishing tool of bone about 200-250 cm long, from what we here call hunters stone age. Then you se shadows of some stone axes (also drawings). I have been drawing almost 100 axes like that and I loved it. I played at little with a background in PSP9 :) Pitty the local council didnt want to pay salary for an archeology assistent/and painter, or i would have stayed there for much longer. OHHH!! It was happy days.
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Comments (15)
What a fun job! And what impressive work.
very Nice!
Absolutely fabulous my friend !!!
Beautiful composition. excellent work
Oh, you must have had lot of fun working on these archeological drawings, Helle. All of that finely etched work you put into it. Great stuff. The council should have kept you on. Oh, and its been a sunny 26.7 Celsius around here, with more to come.
Outstanding work Helle. God bless.
Very interesting work !!
Superb work, Helle. What a shame they wouldn't pay!
Excellent,
Very interesting.
Excellent. Where was this at?
Very impressive work Helle. I also like the background very much. Well done.
OMG.... You're kidding, right? These are exquisite... They wouldn't pay you for these? That's criminal!
These are so detailed and beautiful - I can almost feel the textures on the clasps and the bone tool. Amazing work!
It really is too bad they wouldn't pay for an artist. Clearly, it wasn't the quality of your work! This is wonderful stuff, and I love the way you did the background. SO exciting!!
Beautifully drawn and presented, they almost look real. WOnderful work!