No erasers were used in the making of these drawings. I have been meaning to do this for a long time: a huge sheet of paper on which I can illustrate the process rather than worrying about a finished painting. I think of the pencil lines as a skeleton which holds the image together, or like scaffolding thar props up the domes of the mosque. Another theme being explored here: looking up and looking down, and how that changes things.
17 August, 2008
No erasers were used in the making of these drawings. I have been meaning to do this for a long time: a huge sheet of paper on which I can illustrate the process rather than worrying about a finished painting. I think of the pencil lines as a skeleton which holds the image together, or like scaffolding thar props up the domes of the mosque. Another theme being explored here: looking up and looking down, and how that changes things.
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I love the your drawing of the Eiffel Tower. Have you considering selling them? I just ran across a new travel site, baraaza.com. I think you might enjoy it.
Nicole
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