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  2010

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  Nikira

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  Manhattan Bridge. Ink in Moleskine.
  tags: ink | Ira | sketch
   

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  Boofredlay 10:46 am on November 30, 2010 | #

  That is a wonderful composition. Looks like a blustery day.

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  Shahrazad 10:57 am on November 30, 2010 | #

  When it comes to landscapes, you and Uncle Bob should be placed on pedestals, seriously.

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  Nikira 12:20 am on December 1, 2010 | #

  Thank you, Boofredlay and Shahrazad. I think, landscapes easier than people, because gives you more freedom to express, but people are so attractive, hard to resist.:-D

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  Shahrazad 3:43 am on December 1, 2010 | #

  I agree, I too love how landscapes offer such freedom to express and yeah, human expressions excite me, after all, what’s more fascinating than people interpreting people who are interpreting themselves? Haha, I know I sound confusing! I just think both human and scenery works are stunning and beautiful in their own ways!

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  roseindigo 1:25 pm on December 1, 2010 | #

  Nikira, this is another winner, especially the composition of it. It always amazes me how you can simplify very complex landscapes that would only confuse my eye. This is gorgeous!

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  Nikira 1:52 pm on December 1, 2010 | #

  Thank, you, Rose. I am jealous how architects use perspective so easily, so I am learning from them how to place very few main lines and put subjects on it. Also I push myself to trust my eye and tell myself thats is nothing I can’t do. I miss your beautiful drawings on this wonderful Bochiart (I don’t remember the name) paper, I still didn’t get.

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