This drawing of a hare is part of 11 works that will be shown at my solo exhibition in October. Size is 38 x 28cm image area. The work is color and graphite pencil on a tea-stained background with watercolor pencil washes on top of that before adding the dry color. You can see the full body of works...

Hi folks! It has been a busy 6 months or so working towards my solo exhibition at Tacit Art here in Melbourne. But now (drumroll please) it is ready! You can see a preview of the show here: https://www.tacitart.com.au/collections/linda-weil-bestiary-mechanica and for those of you who are in the Melb...

Hi Pogs,
the ear looks okay. I would google a few references though, it might need a bit of a sharper corner/fold at the top. But be careful, as once you burn it in you will be stuck with it.
You are doing a great job, with a difficult medium!

I mean... come on... that's just showing off!

snicker.

Thank you Wayne. This one was rather fun to draw... in a frustratingly convoluted way. lol.

Well, I didn't realize you weren't holding workshops there at this time

but Mike's videos fill the gap admirably. It isn't quite the same as one on one with him, but he will always help here on the forum!

Nicely done k! Mike's suggestions really helped resolve your issues - not that they were big ones to begin with! Just refinements to an already successful work.
I bet the client was stoked! (Oz slang for chuffed, pleased, over the moon)>

Mike, you missed me because *chuckles* I'm jus' hidin' away here in the CP forum. :D ...Affinity Photo or Davinci Resolve on steroids Great programs, and a nice compliment! The little "droplet" bits remind me of horseshoe nails, although I don't think that's what they are. I don't really k...

Weil_SprocketreeDWM.jpg I cannot recall if I have shown this here - it is a work created a few months back for the TacitArt 'Arbor' exhibition. 28 x 34 cm image area. Support is Lana 300gsm hot press paper. Technique was using watersoluble graphite and Derwent Graphitint to create light wash undert...

Yes, Fabriano is a tad spongy. The 'Artistico Bright White' is the best and slickest, but it still is somewhat soft. Make sure when you are using it that you have nothing under it (no other pages from a pad or extra paper). A hard surface beneath can help. Actually, I have progressed to a slightly s...