Less is often more. That’s how I feel about some of the sketching I’ve been working with lately. This happened in two minutes. A pinky dip into the Liquid Pencil pot. I suppose I was channeling a woman of long ago.
Sketchbook Liquid Pencil Smudge
November 12, 2012
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Yes, that’s it… so beautiful…it’s a masterpiece… you know, it is sad that the wisdom is when one can say hard and complicated things in just a few light words… this is it – your ‘sketch’!
I would say, less is only everything and not just more. 🙂
Thank you for doing it and thank you for being. 😉
Wish you sunshine inside out,
bOJAN
Well, THANK YOU! I very much appreciate your very kind words:)
Amazing..I love how an image can just exist in a moment, one stroke and it lives..
So beautifully articulated. Thank you.
mysterious and beautiful!
Thank you!
Oh, never knew there was such a thing as liquid pencil! Like some have mentioned it does look ghostly…but quite stately too! 🙂
Thank you! Liquid Pencil is part of the brand name-you can dilute it with water, fun to play with.
It’s a lovely, almost ghostly image………
Thank you:)
amazing how the mind fills in to make it familiar, you are very adept at fast, it’s remarkable.
So true-Fast allows me to get out of my way;) Thanks Christina!
Maybe you were channeling Degas! Lovely, as are all your pinky dips.
Thanks Amal:) I can always count on the pinky. The index finger, not so much;)
…or Degas! She seems to be thinking… Hmmm… Do I want to dance? 😉
She does seemed poised to dance!
Yes, a wispy ballerina perhaps. Elegance in simplicity.
Ah, simplicity:)
Terrific!
Thank you Mary.
Very nice drawing, Elena dear! It seems to be a lady, the 19th! I love it!
Hope you have a wonderful day!
Big hugs with much love, Stefania! 🙂
Big hugs back Stefania! Thank you!
I like the soft focus – the hint. It somehow enhances the feeling of grace and femininity
Why thank you, I think so too.
this is wonderful
Thank you!
Reminds me of a Degas ballerina painting.
Lovely. I find that the paintings that are most successful are the ones not labored over. I spend a lot of time on the drawing, but the painting part has to be quick.
Thanks! The drawing part has to be quick as well for me, or I get bogged.
Oh, if only;) But, I know what you mean, that waiting in the wings feel. Thanks Jill!