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Same Flowers; different technique
Topic Started: Jan 13 2006, 03:31 AM (318 Views)
VirginiaS
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I like these shapes so I did them again but used ink on a watercolour background.
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lankywaxer
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Very very nice indeed
i like the stark contrast of colour and black :thumbup;

well done
best wishes
jinny
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Poppy
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Very effective Virginia.
Poppy :wave:
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waxingsteve
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Quite some contrast, Virginia :thumbup; I do believe you may have a new addiction :r

Steve :)
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VirginiaS
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Yup I beleive so. :lol:
Thanks guys. :wave:
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caroloz
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They're really nice - its making me feel I'm not up to scratch to produce anything anyone would be pleased to get - I got some cards ready but everytime I look at them they seem to get smaller and I feel as though there's not room to paint anything. You're proving me wrong of course and obviously having fun - go Virginia! :wave:
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waxingsteve
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Just go for it, Carol :thumbup; I've done the background washes for some, and completed one (OK, so it took me nearly an hour :blush: ). It's actually a lot easier than I thought it would be, once you actually get started :)

Steve :)
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VirginiaS
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Go for it! I've seen your stuff and you are actually way better then I am any day of the week!! The only I guess advantage I have with these is years of drafiting where you coudlnt' be even a milimeter out of line so you get used to looking at very small lines very closely. It also explains the little wrinkles I have from squinting. :lol:
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Willow
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Stunning cards Virginia. :thumbup; :art:
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drawingirl
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Great cards Virginia,love that style.

Caroloz,I know the first time you start doing these it can be a bit scary,the size is a bit intimidating,but once you have done one the rest will come easy.Remember it does not have to be a painting,or even a drawing,you can create with mulberry paper,collage,use old birthday cards,magazines,peel offs,ribbons,pens,inks and pencils and whatever you make will be unique to you. :)
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Poppy
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Still very very effective Virginia.
Poppy :wave:
Just wanted to post this cos it's a 2000 post and I want to see what it does??????
Poppy. :huggy:
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