Dry creekbed. Driftwood, Texas. http://susanrudat.blogspot.com/
-
recent comments
- Irka-Duika: Awesome color palette. Love iris.
- greyseal: Exactly! REHHHHD … as reiterated in this movie passage of “Kinky...
- BoboMonkey: I threw up in my mouth a little after that comment greyseal
- Brian Jarrell: Thanks, friend… much appreciated!
- greyseal: So Cool!
- Nikira: I love the way you telling stories with the pen.
- Nohan Barbosa: A Maneira como empregas a aquarela é demais!
- greyseal: Elegant, simple, exquisite.
- Botbox: You’re so awesome
- greyseal: 7… 8…9… Thar she blows! Well, a guy has got to think of something...
- MossBits: I LOVE the light in this…Thanks!
- MossBits: So COOL! Thanks!
- Arqetancourt: Magnífic work!
- Nikira: Beautiful work!
- slevinart: Thank you guys – I think it says more of the work of Brassai than myself –...
- Irka-Duika: Awesome color palette. Love iris.
-
top contributors
What's this?View full list of contributors
Beameira 10:08 am on August 30, 2008 | #
Great! I am reading Osamu Tezuka´s Buda and some desert landscapes reminds me your drawings.
Rudat 12:07 pm on August 30, 2008 | #
That’s a great compliment, thank you Beameira.
Sophie Brown 5:22 pm on August 30, 2008 | #
Just a genius, IMHO.
Marty 8:12 pm on September 2, 2008 | #
Hi, Susan.
This one, actually a number of your pictures have reminded me of a painter named Neil Welliver. Simply Google>Images his name I think you’ll like his work an awful lot. If you know his paintings already, well, refresh.
Beautiful work, Susan.
Marty 8:14 pm on September 2, 2008 | #
Welliver is referred to as a realist. I have never ever thought of him that way.
Rudat 8:17 am on September 3, 2008 | #
Marty, I had a look at Neil Welliver’s work…very nice art. I agree with you, it’s more stylized than realistic. I absolutely love his depictions of water. The comparison is a great compliment, thank you!