Sticky web between sticks.....
Thursday, July 06, 2006
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18 comments:
Nice! I like how you've captured the characteristics in the different plants with such simple line gestures.
Great idea!!
beautiful lines and cool idea - stick as noun and stick as adj :)
Simple and beautiful, Jx
This reminds me of a drawing in an old book of poems...the simple lines that capture the flowers and the tree and the web perfectly. I really like the color of the paper. It enhances that vintage look. Really nice!
heh! heh! nice one :D
I love the gestural quality of this, simple yet expressive.
That is weird if your comment did not post on my blog. I remember you commented on a progress photo, but I did not see any on the newer one. My aunt told me once her comment would not post for her, so I guess Blogger has issues sometimes. Anyway, thank you for the comment!
Happy Friday!
Simple and yet so nice!
... excellent, your a poet with your pen.
Hi,
Great work! Very beautiful.
best regards
From Rio,
Mauricio
Great! Its amazing how u capture the spirit of nature with a few simple lines of ur pen.
Very nice! I really like the simplicity of the lines. The bark and flowers especially look great!
I really like this. What a cute idea. Spiderwebs are certainly sticky............
lovely drawing!! simple and elegant!
This is lovely work, my friend, the lines are lyrical.
Hmmmm...
Something that may go unnoticed.. But only an artist can see the things that arent obvious..
:)
..Me
Beautiful, I love your monochamatic theme. Your artwork is beautiful.
Hello Arvindh, like your blog, the illustrations are moving slowly downwards when I look at it, anything is wrong with the Html-code; is that possible?
Regards Ulrich.
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