Thursday, August 2, 2012

Summer Light


Drawn from life, Tuesday morning.

Pastel and charcoal over Tombow marker, on watercolor paper, about 5" x 10".


12 comments:

  1. WOW! That is a true story telling drawing. I love it!!
    Warm regards.

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  2. Great composition! And color, of course. I love the way you mix it up.

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  3. This says so much in a quiet, contemplative way. He has a history, a story to tell. The composition is stark, yet reflective. Beautiful.

    The fawn on your other blog is DARLING!!!

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  4. Looking at your painting..
    Yes, a man sitting in a beautiful light and waiting with a very serious expression on his face..
    A piece to think deeper!!!!!

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  5. Thanks, Konstantina.

    This is a drawing which might actually be stronger without the figure.

    I am thinking it over.

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  6. Thanks, Linda.

    The color is my favorite part.

    I am thinking about changing the composition.

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  7. Thanks, Pamo.

    The figure may be on its way out.

    I am thinking about it.

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  8. Thanks, Bitch.

    I am glad you see depth in this.

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  9. lovely and unexpected. an abstract piece that threatens to leave abstraction behind with just a hint of dimensionality in the lower half

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  10. Thanks, PA. It is what summer feels like, in Austin.

    Have to head to your favorite swimming hole, to make it live able.

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  11. If Monet had a nightmare, this is what it would look like. Does that sound as if I know what I'm talking about? How about, I really, really like this.

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  12. Thanks, Banjo.

    Monet's nightmare? Great title, but this feels calmer to me, though not happy.

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