Friday, June 24, 2011

It took a long time

Long Time
colored pencil on Rising Museum Board
5.5 x 7.5 inches
©Ann Thompson Nemcosky

For some reason it took me a long time to complete this drawing. Partly because I have been busy with other projects lately. But also, I would only work on this in short spurts. I had difficulty sitting still for this one, as much as I wanted to see the finished product. So now, I am finally calling it finished, although after I live with it a few days I may tweak it a bit more. And I'm off to choose the next drawing subject, not sure what just yet. I still have other projects going on, too. Summer's the time for fixing up the house and yard. Lots to do there while we can, while the sun shines!

14 comments:

  1. Quite elegant, Ann....beautiful!!

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  2. It's absolutely gorgeous, and worth the time you spent.
    I wonder if it's something in the stratosphere...I haven't been able to concentrate on one thing for more than 30 minute spurts for almost a month!

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  3. Well worth every minute you spent on it... it's simply beautiful.

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  4. really like all the blues and purples :) great job with the smooth and brittle texture of it :)

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  5. You did a wonderful job capturing the different textures in this one. Also I love the play of the light on it! nancy

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  6. Yet another stunning and ultra-realistic one =) I am not sure how long it took, all I can say is that it's worth it!
    Thanks for your comments Ann.

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  7. I've always found driftwood so lovely! Well done, Ann!

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  8. I gasped when this appeared on my screen - it is really gorgeous!

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  9. The time you invested shows. It is a beautiful sea-worn shell. All the crevices and holes, the rough parts and the smooth parts - all are so well rendered.

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  10. beautiful - even tho it is so deliactely drawn you have captured the rough, brittle nature of the object.

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