Latest Drawing completed: Oxfordshire House

DTCwordfan | 13:57 Wed 27th Jun 2012 | Arts & Literature

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Some of you have seen this one progressing, when it was just over a third done. Well, as promised, here we are:

Combination of Early Tudor and William IV makes for an interesting mix...

http://tinypic.com/r/2efud8g/6

harry bosch stories

Mo Hayder..Birdman

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Jeza

DT. mic told me of your pics. Stunning is my opinion.

gness

Thank you. We`ll see that I hope? I did like seeing "in progress" too for the one you`ve just done.

tenrec

Oh I see there was another thread ... Thought I was losing my marbles!!

DTCwordfan

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well the next one shouldn't take as long as it is essentially one floor, though the roof area looks pretty tedious! This one will be about getting the scale right and then the perspective - but nothing too awkward as it is a "newer" building and not as deceptive.

DTCwordfan

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sorry tenrec - I had issues with posting this pm as did many of us and somehow it ended up in animals, which may or may not be apropos.....

askyourgran

That is brilliant DTc the detail is great. I enjoy looking at your drawings the old church door one is good too.

tenrec

No worries DT. That is a real talent you have. I'm green with envy.

gness

Did look at the roof. Do you always enjoy or are there times when you want to give up? Not that I can imagine you giving up having said that! What do you not enjoy drawing?

Zacs-Master

Often used Rotring or Stadtler myself DT. Bit out of practises now and nowhere near your level.

sunny-dave

Excellent DT - very envious

DTCwordfan

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Very rarely, gness; Roofs are ok - the newer the easier actually.....not great on animals whereas my sis is really good at capturing their life.

People are ok - used to do life drawing but haven't done any recently.

Like most of us, bottles can be horrendous in having to capture their curved symmetry - need to be plastered first I think!

gness

Interesting. Often pop into local exhibitions and now you`ve said I can recall not so well drawn/painted bottles.
Considering,if I can afford it, a dark mural on ex-massage room wall. Local guy,Michael Peachy does some I like. Witches,Guinness and birds in my mind at the moment but he has a weird imagination so I shall take advice.