This started innocenly enough as a pretty straight forward portrait, but as began working on her incredible hair I realized some of the shadow areas I was drawing resembled hearts so I just went with it LOL! I think I'll call this one "Queen of Hearts." It's sepia chalk with a few touches of charcoal and white conte on 18" x 24" paper.
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Unexpected Beauty in a Roadside Ditch - NEW Water Lily Painting in Progress by Mark Nesmith
Here’s the view from my easel today. I drew up a couple of large views or water lilies from the drainage ditch past Winnie on the way to ...
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Like many artists these days I find myself trying to make the most of my small studio space. While I lived in North Texas I was kin...
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Being an artist isn’t cheap. As if the years of unpaid training perfecting your craft weren’t enough, the price of decent paints,...
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