in the middle of a wonderful vacation in Pensacola Beach, I never tire of watching the waves roll in, that moment when they break and crash. This is a bit sloppy but maybe has a bit of that energy
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3 of my portraits were published in Issue #32 of PoetsArtists magazine - click on picture to see it
PoetsArtists Issue #32
3 of my portraits were published in Issue #32 of PoetsArtists magazine - click on picture to see it
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About Me
- COBOL
- I was a Cobol programmmer for almost 25 years and I am now semi retired. One of the best things about retirement is to finally have some time to play at being a visual artist again, something I was not able to do for a long time
6 comments:
it definately has that energy! Interesting to see this subject done in pencil. I love it!
me neither. this is a very good drawing which clearly has captured such energy.
It does indeed have energy. I've never had the guts to try waves--how could you, when they're just crashing away. But you've done it!
Thank you for your comment on my blog. I'm liking everyone's accordion stories. I HAVE one, and can play a few tunes, but a person really can't actually actively work on more than one instrument at a time, and I play fiddle, really.
But for some reason, I'm really getting into the idea of it all....
I can hear and feel the wave. You scored.
Nice interpretation of a wave... good texture.
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