Saw

Perry

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I'm going to try a few still lifes with charcoal.
I didn't have many value changes so I put a dark
outline around things.
8x10, watercolor paper.

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I've seen many saws like this, even used them a few times. Husband is a carpenter/builder.
 
Thanks Jo. I don't do much golfing anymore. Just three times this last summer.

Thanks Queen and Kat.

Sno-haven't used that saw in years.....I mostly use hand saws.
 
I enjoy your subject matter. The shading on the bag is well done. I think stronger shadows around the saw as appropriate, and under the table edges would provide good value changes. I see shadows there, making them a bit stronger would help the saw stand out more. Both are well done.
 
Here are sketches I did playing around this morning.
I'm learning that I can't get fine detail with this watercolor paper....too much texture.
The girl's face is not very good. I'm finished with charcoal and anxious
to do some color work.

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These are not bad, but I do know exactly what you mean about those cold press papers. I really dislike them for drawing and painting.
 
your face is splendid! Good values, good sizes shapes, good depth. No-o, don't stop with charcoal yet, use a paper that's better for charcoal use.
 
Arty-I like the effect for charcoal landscapes but I agree for other subjects I don't care for it.

ntl-thanks again. I'll try some smooth paper later on.
 
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