This is the Blanchard Park, where I used to come with my friend Clement to draw portraits... When there where no humans willing to pose I usually exerced my brushes on the surrounding landscape. This is one of the results: an acrylic ink and watercolor, on Arches paper. The season was early spring, on a windy, crisp afternoon...
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Sherbrooke landscape
This is the Blanchard Park, where I used to come with my friend Clement to draw portraits... When there where no humans willing to pose I usually exerced my brushes on the surrounding landscape. This is one of the results: an acrylic ink and watercolor, on Arches paper. The season was early spring, on a windy, crisp afternoon...
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Sigh...I am such a fan. This is so nice and calming. I love the colors that you used.
I wish you could see the original! nobody is able to make such transparent, intense blue... and there where ducks and the wind... sometimes I'm tempted to take a video camera and film insted...
This is great- reminds me of a Van Gogh.
Thanks, rob, very kind comment.But this blog is kind of innactive now...see at http://ivdanu.wordpress.com/ for my latest. thanks again.
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