Wooden Door - Lines & Whorls

[Schuee]

 

[Enyaw]

That's an interesting take on wood grain. Arty and Iain are gonna like this one.

 

[Schuee]

Ah! I hope they do, Wayne. Thank you.

 

[Artyczar]

I do, I do! It's fantastic!

 

[Schuee]

Thank you ever so much, Artyczar. I suppose I could have entitled it “Wood Worms”!

 

[triss]

I love this, Schuee! So much fun, and you have a beautiful style with these intricate lines and patterns.

 

[Schuee]

Thank you very much, triss. Very good of you to say so.

 

[Hawkmoth]

Fab work Penny, to me it's sort of half nature study, half abstract at the same time.

 

[Schuee]

Thank you very much, Claudia. Yes, that’s a good way to describe it.

(I hope you don’t mind me saying how much I like the name Claudia. It brings to mind ancient Rome and the myths. I am named Penelope, after the faithful wife of Odysseus, and my sister is Frederica -classical names.)

 

[Jane]

That must have taken a long time. I like that you put some color in there.

 

[Schuee]

Thank you. It did take an hour or two. I like it uncoloured as well. I thouht after I’d drawn and named it that they look like wood worm, too.

 

[laf.art]

For some reason this makes me think of some of the indigenous australian art that I've seen. I really like it

 

[Schuee]

Thank you very much laf.art. What a nice association. Aboriginie art is fascinating.