
I messed up the shading on this brightly lit flower, so I decided on another try...
In the meantime I designed a couple of Elliephants (intentional mis-spelling ;)) for my sister Ellie- two versions here...


And a dragon, also for Ellie. They are to be part of her website at Calithorne Creations...

While thinking up these though, I was working on daffodil 2- which pleases me MUCH more than no. 1 did :)

This was done on Bristol board with Prismacolor pencils- I am finally beginning to get this medium!!
My Mum's remembrances of Devon always included daffodils, violets, and lambs.
ReplyDeleteDo you ever use watercolour pencils? I use them first, then go over the picture with a wet brush.
Yours is very nice!
Yes I do- I love the ease of watercolour pencils for adding a watercolour look :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the compliments!