I like doing the same motive in different techniques. This is a magnolia in graphite and water color. I'm nore sure the water color is quite done yet, it might need some finishing touches.
Any feedback is welcome.
Monday, December 7, 2009
Magnolia
I like doing the same motive in different techniques. This is a magnolia in graphite and water color. I'm nore sure the water color is quite done yet, it might need some finishing touches.
Any feedback is welcome.
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Hi Johanna.
ReplyDeleteI like your work very much.
The Magnolia tree is a favorite of mine.
Your first work, so graceful, nostalgic,
and Zen-like. The interdependency of flower
and branch;
those nascent little buds...
Very pretty colors in your second work.
Those petals. The interplay
of light,and darkness all add to
the lovely affect of your work.
Cheers.
Very beautiful! Great watercolors.
ReplyDeleteLovely! Both are very nice, it is hard to pick one over the other, but I guess the watercolor is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteStunning! I absolutely love the watercolor!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely - I like the watercolour particualrly.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sensitive work, love it!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your drawing are great. Thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I also like your pencil drawings!
ReplyDeleteYour comment on my recent post has encouraged me greatly. And I'm enjoying seeing your beautiful drawings and watercolors! Thank you for taking the time to give your thoughts.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad I came to your blog. These are great representations for the magnolia. The detail in the pencil sketch is amazing. You captured the swelling buds and imperfections in the twigs perfectly. The watercolor has lovely shading, too. Glad you came back to creating, you have a gift. Thanks for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteThe graphite version is wonderfully observed!
ReplyDeleteCynthia Padilla, Botanical Artist/Natural Science Illustrator http://www.artinstructor.blogspot.com/
Very nice. I love it.
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