Along the South Rim of the Grand Canyon are these beautiful wind swept trees. Their bent shapes give away the number of years they have yielded to the constant pressure. This sketch doesn't do them justice.
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5 comments:
lovely! tell me chuck, is there any true black in this painting? just curious, the shadows are my favorite part.
Lookin' good Chuck! I dig it... I'm sure there's plenty of justice in this! Plenty!
Thanks Guys.
Jenny,I never use pure black. I always mix my darkest values with other colors.
I beg to differ. Your art transcends!!
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