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Alexander

madaunt 6:49 am on October 7, 2008 | #

Your sketches and colouring seem so detailed when you look at the smaller versions, but up close the lines and colours seem fairly minimal. I love it - it’s really effective!
Rob Carey 7:11 am on October 7, 2008 | #

wonderful piece, alexander.

recent comments

roseindigo: One summer I spent a whole month in Flagstaff, Arizona, and at that time of the year...
Linda Bachrach: Oh of course, gochisousama! Now I feel so dumb, but I could not enlarge the photo...
CloudyDay: I like the angle you made these drawings from.
Cynthia: Thank you. I hope to do another soon, maybe of numbers. I found that it keeps me drawing...
trebor61: Thanks Cynthia. I really like doing skies. I once read that you should paint a sky each...
roseindigo: I really like the way you use negative space.
roseindigo: I’ve found this alphabet series to be really interesting and highly creative...
roseindigo: What a fun drawing with all the different characters. I love it!
roseindigo: Very nice drawing, and for a portrait it isn’t too stiff at all.
roseindigo: Far-away storms? I LOVE storms!!!!!! The stormier and louder the more I like them!...
Cynthia: I love how you handled the clouds! I can almost smell the rain. I love when you can see...
trebor61: Tremendous!
trebor61: This is beautiful. I’m trying to depict glass, in my next post and am finding it...
trebor61: This is an excellent example of pointillism. It must have taken ages. Thank you for...
trebor61: I really like the sharpness and clarity of your study. So lifelike. You should have...