I believe I've nearly completed this piece. Now that I'm viewing the image in this post, I see a few edges that need some strengthening, particularly on the bud and pink peony in the lower left portion of the composition. One thing I like to do with all of my work, is take it near to completion and then let it rest for a short period, getting completely away from it. Since I am preparing for a conference and will be leaving to attend in two days, it will be the perfect opportunity for me to take a break from this drawing and get a fresh look at it when I return. Though I doubt there will be too many additions, I'll post the final version next week.This has been a lot of fun, and I'm already tossing around ideas for another demo piece I started in that same workshop!
7 comments:
Just keep getting better and better, if it is even possible. Love it!
The buds are wonderful...but so is everything else...such a creative process!
Amy, I just love this piece. It is so beautiful, the colors, the texture, the background. It suddenly seems to have less crinkly wrinkles! Did you do something different? No matter; I loved it when it was green and it is even more beautiful now!
This is so complex. A work of love!
Very beautiful. It blends the various components together so well.
Thanks, everyone for your kind comments and support!
Autumn Leaves: the wrinkles are still there, they just aren't as evident -- especially in the post -- as they were, now that I've added more color. In the actual work, they're still pretty obvious.
Very-very beautiful picture!I love this picture! :-)
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