Weeders Plein Aire 2012 - Page 3

**eyepaint** · #31 04-05-2012, 11:18 AM

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**eyepaint** · #32 04-08-2012, 01:56 PM

I completed the Strathmore Visual Journal so this next set is in my Stillman and Birn Beta Series book, 7x10", with Extra Heavy Weight paper 180lb, Rough Surface

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Cheers,

**eyepaint** · #33 04-14-2012, 11:12 AM

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#74 This was the first one I tried without ink. I needed to make the sculpture darker. Maybe next time.

#75. The profile of a carved totem pole. Used WC + WC pencils

#76. The front view of the same pole. Used WC + WC pencils.

Phlugel · #34 04-14-2012, 01:18 PM

Ep these are amazing I love them and they have inspired me to get back with it. Bonnie I love the snow scenes and then the streets and buildings wow and that sculpture is quite fantastic.
Roz you are a natural keep going
Wendy that tiny wow amazing and encouraging so I need to find those tiny books I have too and try and the OP ones are fabulous as always
ok I will get with the program

**eyepaint** · #35 04-21-2012, 05:27 PM

Astrid - thank you

Onwards....

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and a study/closeup of part of the totem (and a failure, sadly... I think I was tired)

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**eyepaint** · #36 04-21-2012, 05:28 PM

#82 - I like this one

Again I was too tired. The building on the right is very complicated and I ran out of steam quickly

**eyepaint** · #37 04-28-2012, 03:51 PM

#83 I like this one. It's simple yet the building is complicated.

#83b I did not like how this turned out. I'm calling it 83b because I did it the same time and in the same spot as #83.

#84 This was a view from beyond a concrete covered area.

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**eyepaint** · #38 04-28-2012, 03:53 PM

#86 I tried to tackle the tree and foliage effect again and, well, more practice needed.

#87 I like how this turned out. Loved all the trees.

**Charlie's Mum** · #39 04-29-2012, 07:44 AM

Lovely to see all these PAs - and when the weather improves I hope to get back into joining (or re-joining)!!!.
Very impressed with some of those ink and wash building drawings Eeps

and lovely w/c Bonnie and Ros ...... Wendy, that last pastel is a beauty and the tiny Smurf book? - amazing! ......... the Cuban sky/sea is very inviting

Ros - the light on those rocks is gorgeous!

Thanks for keeping things going here Eeps

**eyepaint** · #40 04-29-2012, 11:45 PM

Thanks, Maureen

**artastic** · #41 04-30-2012, 10:17 AM

WOW you are on a roll EP,
great work ROz, I have to get back at this again soon

**eyepaint** · #42 05-05-2012, 01:32 PM

Thanks, Bonnie.

88. There were several vehicles in that parking lot but I edited them out

89. Whoops a bit of leaning building here. But I like the railing.

90. I've tried this tree before. More study needed.

91. Look, Ma - no buildings!

92. Let's try that no-building thing again.

**sundiver** · #43 05-06-2012, 09:55 PM

Impressive, Eeps!
I thoight I had already posted these. same park as my previous post, from close to the same place.

I "moved" the buildings over so I could fit them in.

**eyepaint** · #44 05-12-2012, 02:33 PM

Wendy - thank you. Wonderful foliage!!

93. WC, WC pencils, and ink

94. The glass structure is a stairway from below exiting outside. Isn't it cool to emerge onto a grassy meadow?

95. A tree study, trying to channel my inner Vivien from England.

96. A courtyard

**eyepaint** · #45 05-12-2012, 02:34 PM

97. I've done this view before. This time was really quickly, say 10 minutes. Those pink things on the left are supposed to be the distant mountain range. Ha!

98. I've done this view before. I seem to have exaggerated the perspective on the yellow windows.

99. Using the principle of "if you find a comfy seat, rotate your view and paint something else"

100. A two-page spread to finish this project, so 16"wide by 10" tall

Yahoo! 100!

... but I will keep going on this until I finish this sketchbook. One theme in the book.

Cheers,

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