This was my last update shown to Michael Newberry last week but I had not posted it here. I was hoping to have the next one ready but I have been working on the weaving of the platter and that is really taking time. This is an exciting process and one that requires quite a bit of patience. I still have to make corrections on this one as it seems I am getting this too dark and the center of the peaches is also, so I hope to have that corrected and the weaving done by the next update.
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Mary, your grisalle is just amazing. everything looks so realistic. i don't envy you the weaving. i can hardly wait to see this completed!
Mary your grisaille is wonderful and with it comes the realization to me of how you are such a diverse artist. I look forward to seeing further developments of this work.
Billie, thank you! I have to admit ans much patience as this requires I am enjoying the realistic part of it very much.
Susan, thank you for the visit and the comment. I think this is the first time I am doing an art work with the supervision and mentoring of a dedicated artist like Michael Newberry so it is so good not to feel lost.
The grisaille is wonderful! I'm not sure I have the patience to work on one piece for such a long time.
I like the new look of your blog too!
Thank you Cynthia! I was afraid I was loosing my blog yesterday but I finally manged to get everything on it and decided to leave it alone.
Mary, your grisalle looks beautiful. It could stand alone without the addition of color. I am always amazed how skilled you are at both realism and abstracts. To me they seem to occupy opposite ends of the art spectrum.
Stacy, thank you for such a lovely comment.
This is really beautiful. I cannot wait to see it completed. Talking about well rounded.
Abstracts and now realism. WOW!!
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