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omg..thats bloody amazing R
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Amity: omg..thats bloody amazing R
Thanks A, I'm kind of scared to give it a try again in case I can't do it anymore ....
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RDM59: Thanks A, I'm kind of scared to give it a try again in case I can't do it anymore ....
You really should..
Very talented!
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Very good...... great attention to detail.
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RDM59: Thanks A, I'm kind of scared to give it a try again in case I can't do it anymore ....
Hey R!!!
What bril drawing!!! Love it!!
Don't be scared ...
After my initial introduction to art when I was in my mid 30's, I did art for about 3 years only night classes ... 2 hours once a week ...
Then I re-married and "things weren't conductive to creativity" sooooooooooooo I didn't touch my art materials for nearly 10 years ...
What I found when I started again is that I was even better than when I stopped ... My portrait skills had moved on in leaps and bounds AND although before, I was pretty good at life drawing/painting and still life, I was incapable of creating ANYTHING out of my head ...
Go for it!!!!!
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Awesome etching RD 
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Lillym: Very good...... great attention to detail.
.. thanks.... detail I can do. Thinking back, most of my work was very technical, 3D perspective drawings etc but I'd like to make an attempt to get away from that. Abstract painting is where I would like to go, if I can shake off the technical disciplines that is.------ This thread is Archived ------
Amity: omg..thats bloody amazing R
My sentiments exactly.
Hi RDM
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venusenvy: Awesome etching RD
Just Wonderful R Just Wonderful
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Now you got a get a girl.
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RDM59: .. thanks.... detail I can do. Thinking back, most of my work was very technical, 3D perspective drawings etc but I'd like to make an attempt to get away from that. Abstract painting is where I would like to go, if I can shake off the technical disciplines that is.
You could use the technical knowledge to create amazing abstracts or surrealist drawings/paintings
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EagleWoman: Hey R!!!
What bril drawing!!! Love it!!
Don't be scared ...
After my initial introduction to art when I was in my mid 30's, I did art for about 3 years only night classes ... 2 hours once a week ...
Then I re-married and "things weren't conductive to creativity" sooooooooooooo I didn't touch my art materials for nearly 10 years ...
What I found when I started again is that I was even better than when I stopped ... My portrait skills had moved on in leaps and bounds AND although before, I was pretty good at life drawing/painting and still life, I was incapable of creating ANYTHING out of my head ...
Go for it!!!!!
What bril drawing!!! Love it!!
Don't be scared ...
After my initial introduction to art when I was in my mid 30's, I did art for about 3 years only night classes ... 2 hours once a week ...
Then I re-married and "things weren't conductive to creativity" sooooooooooooo I didn't touch my art materials for nearly 10 years ...
What I found when I started again is that I was even better than when I stopped ... My portrait skills had moved on in leaps and bounds AND although before, I was pretty good at life drawing/painting and still life, I was incapable of creating ANYTHING out of my head ...
Go for it!!!!!
Cheers EW ....
.... I had a thought about going to night classes to help get me started again and I've also never done any oil painting which is something I want to have a go at, with tuition. I used to doodle with minature water colours and pastel drawings too.I'm better with making things up, I can invent a portrait rather than recreate a real likeness, with that I am hopeless.
Pottery is another on the "to do list". Perhaps one day.
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venusenvy: Awesome etching RD
cristina: My sentiments exactly.
Hi RDM
Hi RDM
lonelywoman55: Just Wonderful R Just Wonderful
.. thanks you guys.... but enough already, let's see someone else's artworks please. There is no more coming from me for some time yet I think .... Post away now folks... I know you are out there .....
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RDM59: .. thanks you guys.... but enough already, let's see someone else's artworks please. There is no more coming from me for some time yet I think ....
Post away now folks... I know you are out there .....
Post away now folks... I know you are out there .....
I'll send you links and you post them here.
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Malbarido: Now you got a get a girl.
Nah, too busy now mate ....
..... pencils to sharpen, paints to mix etc.they're all yours, got for it .....
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cristina: I'll send you links and you post them here.
Yes for sure Cris ....
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RDM59: Hi....don't be shy, if you are creative and artistic share some photos of your work here with friends and potential partners. Let them see that artistic side of you.
I need to get myself off this computer and sketching/ painting again before the eye sight goes and the arthritis sets in.
I did this sketch a very long time ago when I was 15. It is done on 'scrapper board', a silver foil card coated in black ink which is then scratched off with a fine pointed tool.The Forth Bridge ( built 1890 ) near Edinburgh, Scotland
Your drawing reminds me of one I did on my etch a sketch 45 years ago.I need to get myself off this computer and sketching/ painting again before the eye sight goes and the arthritis sets in.
I did this sketch a very long time ago when I was 15. It is done on 'scrapper board', a silver foil card coated in black ink which is then scratched off with a fine pointed tool.The Forth Bridge ( built 1890 ) near Edinburgh, Scotland
Now if only I knew how to transfer an etch a sketch drawing onto here
and if only I knew where that etch a sketch went screen thingie even is 
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RDM59: Yes for sure Cris ....
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EagleWoman: You could use the technical knowledge to create amazing abstracts or surrealist drawings/paintings
Roger Dean-ish ... perhaps ....
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I need to get myself off this computer and sketching/ painting again before the eye sight goes and the arthritis sets in.
I did this sketch a very long time ago when I was 15. It is done on 'scrapper board', a silver foil card coated in black ink which is then scratched off with a fine pointed tool.
The Forth Bridge ( built 1890 ) near Edinburgh, Scotland
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