The completed work, just in the nick of time as it needs to be delivered to the gallery tomorrow! A day on the road ahead . . .
Wednesday, September 27, 2006
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- Terry Miller
- Maryland, United States
- I am an artist working in the medium of graphite, portraying what I see in the world around me in shades of black, white and grey. After spending many years wearing many different hats and working in many different fields, I have been a professional artist since 1990.
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4 comments:
This is stunning ...
And this is only the first of your posts that I've read :)
Another wonderful piece Terry! I really enjoy the compositon in this one and also the very unique interest that the tree offers. The boabab tree could easily be a seperate drawing on it's own.
I just wish I was closer so that I could admire the original.
Well Done!
Art Guy Kevin
Dear Terry,
What a fantastic drawing, You just get better and better.I always enjoy your compositions, and you really captured the strength and texture of the baobab. It reminds me of a similar scene I saw in xnai-pan,Botswana recently.See you at the WFFest
Matt
I'm new to your site, and I'm evidently unfamiliar with what can be done with pencils as a graphic medium. The baobob drawing is wonderful! I'd be interested in hearing about what sort of pencils, hardness of the graphite, etc., which you use. How about a "Tools of the Trade" post?
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