QUOTE(Venus @ Feb 18 2007, 05:38 PM) [snapback]12850[/snapback]

Painter and Brian, both of you great job on the drawings!! You both captured great likenesses!!!
I decided to do the flower also, I used prismacolor pencils ( light gray, french gray, beige, yellow, burnt seinna, green, olive green, and white for the flower...flower pot was dark pink, light pink and magenta..background was magenta, raw umber and black) and on canson cool gray colored paper. I really like this paper, great textures for colored pencils and can do alot of layering!!!
Venus, I think you love to draw flowers, because, your own beauty is somehow relflected in every work you do.

May I ask, how did you get the background to look like that? It's so unique! Great job, as usual, course, I bet you get tired of hearing that huh?

I am so blessed to be able to view all the artists here, and have the opportunity to ask questions too. Now, if I only had a brain................
Jonsie
QUOTE(Rafaelmarron @ Feb 19 2007, 04:36 PM) [snapback]12990[/snapback]
Hi
Nellie, I tried a sketch of the duck but the result does not convince to me.
Rafael
Rafael,
I think, you did great to capture a very difficult subject. I looked at it when Nellie first posted, and thought it would be a challenge, but the more I looked, the more challenging it became, till finally, I decided to not accept the challenge,

You did good my friend!
Jonsie
QUOTE(Farfallina @ Feb 19 2007, 11:44 AM) [snapback]12954[/snapback]
Ah silly me!!

I say I won't draw but the call of the pencils is just too much!
Sorry Nellie, my version of your little boy is not a terribly good likeness but personally I'm quite happy with it since it is totally freehand and eyeballed. Usually I use a grid but since this was just an exercise I tried out my hand without any safety net.

So what's the little boy called?
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What Cyn said! - everyone has really done well already!!
Wow Rose !!
I think you should be proud too. Great job!!
Jonsie