This is a contruction on a dam in Wales
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2008Oct 16
tags: Wales
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sjguild 1:28 am on October 17, 2008 | #
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Nicolas Papaconstantinou 3:09 am on October 17, 2008 | #
That is utterly beautiful.
Dickie Braganza 7:11 am on October 17, 2008 | #
That’s the Craig Goch dam in the Elan Valley in Powys, Wales. Very nicely drawn and painted. Well done!
roseindigo 9:13 am on October 17, 2008 | #
Beautiful expressive painting!
trebor61 10:12 am on October 17, 2008 | #
I like this a lot. The way you have used the background to add value to the tower is impressive. Well done.
mugitea 11:47 am on October 17, 2008 | #
This is shockingly beautiful!
ethan 12:59 pm on October 17, 2008 | #
Amazing. I love the dark and cloudy tones. Great selection of colors.
Bobomonkey 1:36 pm on October 17, 2008 | #
I am digging this more and more. Very cool.
sjguild 2:21 am on October 18, 2008 | #
Thank you for your comments. You may like to know that this is black fountain pen ink and wash. This type of ink splits into those blue-greys and yellowy colours when diluted.
trebor61 7:27 am on October 18, 2008 | #
Intrigued, I went out this morning and got some fountain pen ink and am having a ball letting the stuff wander over wet surfaces or reducing it to softer hues with water. Thank you SIGUILD.
I am going to try to post something in one of the forums which might encourage others to share techniques. I hope you do not object to me using your last comment as an example.
sjguild 7:38 am on October 18, 2008 | #
Always good to try something different. The light fastness of fountain pen ink is no match for indian ink. If work is exposed to light for a long time it will all fade to light blue and pale yellow!
nemicon 10:27 am on October 19, 2008 | #
love this one!