This was a fun one to draw: same velux window as before, but leaning right out so I could see the roofs and chimneys to the right.
Trouble was, it was weird weather: every few minutes a massive rain storm would descend, so I'd have to stop and close the window quick. Then it would finish just as suddenly, so I'd start again, only for it to repeat over again. I ended up drawing this in 5 short (damp) spurts!
I played around in Photoshop later, without any clear plan: just tinkering to see what would happen. Thought it looked kind of interesting...
The original drawing is on my Picture Gallery blog - http://lynnespictures.blogspot.com/
Trouble was, it was weird weather: every few minutes a massive rain storm would descend, so I'd have to stop and close the window quick. Then it would finish just as suddenly, so I'd start again, only for it to repeat over again. I ended up drawing this in 5 short (damp) spurts!
I played around in Photoshop later, without any clear plan: just tinkering to see what would happen. Thought it looked kind of interesting...
The original drawing is on my Picture Gallery blog - http://lynnespictures.blogspot.com/
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6 comments:
This feels like Snow White lives there. Or Mary Poppins anyway!
can you do this in one color and broad strokes - great abstract potential!
I LOVE those lively red lines on the chimneys! That WORKS.
I can tell you are having fun with the digital touch to your drawings in this series. nice.
I am sitting under a Velux too..and just imagined you opening and closing it in a rush...crazy sketchers :).
Persistency! And you got a great composition, with the hadriting balancing all the page.
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