Caracola en blanco y negro I - Black & White Seashell I Tarjeta/ACEO aprox. 6.4 cm x 9 cm (2.5" x 3.5")
Lápices de colores sobre papel lienzo - CPs on canvas paper
Lápices de colores sobre papel lienzo - CPs on canvas paper
Siguiendo con el tema de los caracoles de mar que comencé con otra tarjeta ACEO hace unos días, y un poco para superar la vergüenza del post anterior (jiji), pondremos este dibujillo que terminé hace un par de días.
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Continuing with the seashell theme that I started a few days ago with another ACEO, and also in order to overcome the embarassment of the previous post (hehe), I'll post this little drawing that I finished a couple of days ago.
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This is lovely. I really like seeing the geometry in nature, and you did a beautiful job with this.
Hi Ann!
Thank you so much for your comment :) I also like the geometry thing in sea shells, it's all mathematically perfect, but the ocasional imperfections make them even more interesting...
Best regards :)
Carolina
Hello Carolina, thanks for visiting my blogsite and leaving a sweet comment. I was browsing your site too and I think your work is great! While browsing your site, I also found a few wonderful sites to follow thanks to you. Have a great weekend!
Hola Carolina! You've been paying attention in your class and (probably) doing your homework. :-) Sorry that I've been out of circulation, I'm moving all of my art "stuff" from the house into my studio. It's like moving a house! See you later.
Ken B.
Hi Alex!
I'm glad you liked the things I've posted and even better that you found my blog interesting.
Hope to see you soon!
Carolina
Hola Ken!
I've been such a good student :)
You've been missed, a lot! But I'm happy for your studio almost finished and almost ready to work in... I'm eager to see pictures of it soon!
See you :)
Carolina
I love your graceful little caracol... very nice!
And in answer to question you left on my blog last month (sorry, I am so behind!); yes, Zip Lock bags are great for transporting smaller paintings. Someone said they come in sizes up to 2 gallons but I have not seen them myself.
Your seashells are beautiful...this one reminds me of a Georgia O'Keefe. : ) Thanks for stopping by my Moleskine blog...I guess we call need encouragement, and now I am inspired to perhaps attempt more seashells. Thanks. : )
Carolina, beautiful work. It must be difficult to work so small. I bought some of those aceo cards, but don't have a clue what to do with them yet.
Thank you, also for stopping by and commenting on my artwork.
Hi Carolina
Thank you for leaving a nice comment on my blog :-)
I love this shell and I'd like to see a painting of it someday. Keep up the good work.
Hola R!
I'm so glad you stopped by :) Thank you for your nice comment and for the answer... I like your blog very much, it's so full of beautiful art and interesting and useful information.
Best regards,
Carolina
Hi Kate!
Thank you so much for your kind comment, you're so generous :) Thanks to you I got to know Georgia O'Keefe's art, isnt' that great?
Hope you do more seashells, your drawings are unbelievable, I wish I could achieve a tenth of what you can do!
Best regards,
Carolina
Hi Dana!
Thank you for your kind comment! It is not difficult for me to work small, I think it's even more comfortable because I don't feel "well" leaving behind any detail, so it is not easy for me to paint larger dimensions (it's exhausting!)
Regarding the cards, you could complete a series of ACEOs and frame them together, as if they were small photos. I think they could even do well framed individually... that's what I'm planning to do sometime in the future with my shells ACEOs, they would go nice in the guests bathroom...
Thanks a lot again and best regards,
Carolina
Hola Paul!
You're so kind, thank you so much :)
I think I'll have to try some of these someday when I feel comfortable going 'larger'.
I had just checked your previous posts about your workshops, I wish I could attend to one!
Thanks again and best regards,
Carolina
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