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Old 08-23-2002, 06:14 AM
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Stokroos

Stokroos.
The dutch word 'stok' would translate into stick or pole and as you may have guessed a 'roos' is a rose and this one grows in my garden.

on A3 tiziano paper.



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Old 08-23-2002, 07:59 AM
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A slightly different approach you have taken dima.....more blending and less of your expressive line work.....hmmm. I like it but I do think that if you incorporated some of your great pastel line work by adding darker darks and lighter lights this would really jump out of the screen..
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I like the softness of this piece.
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Old 08-25-2002, 02:22 PM
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I love hollyhocks - they're my favourite flower!

I like the softness of this piece - it gives a gentle, romantic feel. My advice, however, would be to give a few harder outline edges to give emphasis. You could do this with negative space - drawing the background up to the edge of the plant to give emphasis.

I would also say, try not to place things right in the middle of the paper. It helps make a more interesting composition if you can think about the edges of your paper and how the subject relates to them.

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