Koosie's Gift by durleybeachbum
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Six years ago, just before he died, Koosie gave away his art stuff, and I was privileged to receive this wonderful set of 72 Derwent watercolour pencils.
I have yet to produce anything that will do them justice, but I must get round to that soon, to honour Koosie's memory.
Comments (14)
Fantastic shot. My wife would love to own this assortment of crayons.
you are indeed fortunate to receive this gift. Thank you for sharing your memory
Quite wonderful set of pencils Andrea! I imagine that i KNOW what you feel:) Is not easy to begin using! ... I still want to have them forever:))) When i got the big box...i was in a UAU!!! But as it had graphite pencils too...it was more easy for me to begin, because i wanted to finish his drawing with them:) But still have them all--- and all the portraits i do, i do with them---Soon i will have to replace the graphite pencils. Not the others, nor the different crayons, that i also use, though not so much. I think that Koosie wanted us to use them in 'full time':) and lol, Andrea! OF COURSE that you will do them justice! I have seen that you do wonders with all kinds of stuff :))!
cool!
Has it been six years already? I loved his work. Such a generous gift.
I think that this gift was given to you, because you'd appreciate and would use to produce a beautiful art. A priceless gift
Wonderful shot !!!!!!!
Lovely Andrea, curious what you will create...
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Sounds like this is a rare and treasured gift passed on to you by a wonderful artist Andrea.
Your imagination and appreciation of art will most certainly come up with a wonderful use of these beautiful pencils.
Thanks for sharing.
A very special gift indeed.
What a wonderful collection. I got a lovely set for my birthday.
I broke my word and am commenting...only it will be in small bits, right off the bat. But I'll be doing a session in your gallery soon. I wanted to comment on this tonight, because of the attention we all just gave to koosie. He must've had a real love for art supplies in wooden boxes: Ana's were in those boxes too, as were mine. (I got beautiful soft crayons, I think Conte's, which I've barely done justice to, because I've not learned how to use them well.) (He also sent me his CD on the Book of Kells, because he knew how much I loved it.) These pencils are grand---I mean two tiers of them, with a huge range of hues, and they're watercolor? Does that mean you never use them dry? (I haven't used watercolor pencils in years, but I know Derwent is a very respected name.) Ana is right about your doing inspired things with these...I imagine as soon as you start something, you'll create some wonderful images, the kind Hans loved from you. And btw, as a picture, I love the repetition and "pipe organ pipes" look of it. It's great that you posted this; I think if Helle were online, she'd have posted something too. Martin, btw---I heard this from Ana---had another heart procedure; this one to prevent another heart attack. And he's recovering now, and I think he's doing well. We haven't seen his amazing art in an eon, and I thought you'd like to know how he's doing. Anyway, a wonderful way to show the world a little piece of Hans's personality. I never saw these before, and they're a great gift (and they look great). Thanks for this, Andrea.
Fantastic capture!