Originally uploaded by spinneretta
My first submission for the virtual sketch date- my favourite winter fruit. I was inspired to join in by some fellow artists!
I overworked the back, right peel segment unfortunately- that's what happens when you try to do Latin and Greek while drawing :-o
Arches HP Paper, Prismacolor Pencils, White Gelly Roll pen.
I like that - lovely use of colour.
ReplyDeleteHi - been trying to find a name for you - so I'll call you Rose - well being English in a foreign country it suits you. By the way which part of England do you come from?? I'm in Norfolk.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed the clementine sketch and earlier posts. Will continue to visit.
This is just beautiful! The colors you used are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteSo nicely done! This is a terrific drawing, even without the Latin and Greek translation :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Rachel- I have really come to appreciate the colours you get in coloured pencils!
ReplyDeleteJoan, it's Rachel, but I'll answer to Rose too ;) I'm from Bedfordshire- not too far from Norfolk :p
Thank you Lynn :) Several recent additions to my pencil collection helped- I REALLY like the pumpkin orange...
Ann- thank you! It was your picture that made me want to draw it *grin*.
I love this work Rachel. Really beautiful color. I love clementines too!
ReplyDeleteNicely done. Great texture and color. And yes, your skills have advanced greatly since you began. Well done!
ReplyDeleteYou have made a great job of the clementine.It works really well with your colour choices.
ReplyDeleteI saw it on Ann blog too, have had a go at it, now need to get it posted quickly. It was fun to do.
Great shapes and colours in this piece. Aren't new cp pencils wonderful?
ReplyDeleteLovely.. I don't see any issues with the right peel..
ReplyDeletePretty Pretty Pretty. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteA great job!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done.
ReplyDeletelovely delicate work.
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done,
ReplyDeletelove your color choices...I found that background difficult to decide on when I did mine..good detail work.
Thanks for the view.
Nice soft drawing.
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