The bottom image is my favorite; there's a nice contrast between the linework of the trees, and their accompanying clouds. (your clouds are atypical as most folks will darken the bottom lines, and to keep the viewer inside your image, you have darkened the tops). nice linear coversation! .
Funny, as soon as I read the Robert Frost poem that came with the 'tree' prompt, I went hunting for my Thoreau. Wild Fruits. Read all 18 pages about wild apples, and could have enjoyed more. Apple trees have been on my mind - the bent, the up-pushing, cow-repulsing, struggling and triumphantly fruiting wild kind - ever since.
I enjoy your drawings, the revolt of line against sky, mood against mood. And now, now I MUST go find an apple.
Yes, it's true. I also see different telephone poles than others see.
ReplyDeleteLovely I am an apple tree fan
ReplyDeleteAnd I am an iApple fan :)
ReplyDeleteThe bottom image is my favorite; there's a nice contrast between the linework of the trees, and their accompanying clouds. (your clouds are atypical as most folks will darken the bottom lines, and to keep the viewer inside your image, you have darkened the tops).
ReplyDeletenice linear coversation!
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Funny, as soon as I read the Robert Frost poem that came with the 'tree' prompt, I went hunting for my Thoreau. Wild Fruits. Read all 18 pages about wild apples, and could have enjoyed more. Apple trees have been on my mind - the bent, the up-pushing, cow-repulsing, struggling and triumphantly fruiting wild kind - ever since.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy your drawings, the revolt of line against sky, mood against mood. And now, now I MUST go find an apple.
I love the bottom drawing! The trees are dancing. They look wild and free!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome job, very wintery!
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