Sunday, September 1, 2013
Mix It Monthly Challenge - Feathers from Da Vinci
Over on the Mix It Monthly Challenge Conny has a challenge for us here to use a feather and the colors of mint green, grey and hibiscus. I found this picture in our local magazine of a man who shines shoes in our town. He has such an interesting face. I wanted to draw his weathered, interesting face so I decided to draw him for the challenge. I will never capture him exactly but it was fun to try.
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17 comments:
A very evocative drawing - well done!
fabulous portrait!
OH my you have captured him so well, there is such a spirit in this painting and the background fits so perfectly! thank you for having him a feather :) wonderful to have you again on Mix It Monthly
xox
Conny
Oh I love your soul Man I would love to read his story just based on his photo, I agree what and interesting face he has.
You have done a lovely interpretation of this I think you should be very proud of your accomplishment :) Dxx
Very good depiction!
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What a wonderful portrait!
What an interesting artwork for the challenge theme, very well done.
You chose a very interesting portrait and combined it wonderfully with the colours! I love it!
Beautiful portrait, the eyes are really fantastic! Valerie
Wow! I think you captured him really well! Thanks for sharing!
Yes, that pretty pictures, a magnificent portrait!
Great job on the portrait! Drawing a real subject is something I need to tackle.
I love the portrait you found! You portrayed him well :-)
You really captured the lifelines of your soul man. And the colours and feather soften his features. How interesting, how everyone of us joining "Mix it Monthly" has the same frame and comes out with completely different creations? How inspiring!
Greets, Manu
I Love your portrait,its georgus and wonderful,espeically love the colors and his eyes.
Greetings Jeannette
Gorgeous portrait.
xx Monique
I think you did an excellent job capturing his pensive expression. The challenges muted colors fit your composition perfectly too. Blessings!
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