Gardens at Manteopastel on sanded pastel paper
4.5 x 6.5 inches
©2008 Ann Thompson Nemcosky
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This is a scene from the Elizabethan Gardens in Manteo, North Carolina. What a lovely place that is. Walkways that meander on forever with something new at every turn. The day we toured there started out cloudy but soon enough the sun broke through casting all sorts of wonderful light and shadow patterns. I liked this view where through the dappled sunlight a bright spot appeared just as the path made a turn toward something new.
10 comments:
lovely study of greens and shadows. Your whole blog is amazingly diverse and interesting,
another beauty!
I really like how you captured the effects of the dappled shadows... May I ask what type of pastel paper you are using? Thanks!
Wow beautiful! You really pack the smaller boards with a lot of beauty!
Lovely Ann! I like the blue hues in the trees and shrubs. I look forward to these pastels.
beautiful view! and you managed to capture it!
Beautiful Ann!
I love everything about this. :)
This is just beautiful! Thank you for visiting my blog and your tips for colored pencils. :) Marva
Thanks everyone!
The paper is colourfix, elflling.
This is beautiful.
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