Today I went to our PPASP meeting and met with my art pals in the "meeting after the meeting". We just sketch things that are on Carolyn's table (and/or things in our heads). To see what everyone else did....go HERE.(Top Photo): Celeste Bergin, Minimal Person, watercolor & ink on 9 x 12 paper
(Bottom Photo): I went to one more meeting in Hood River in the afternoon, and on the way back I was treated to this sunset:
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11 comments:
Man, you packed your schedule with TONS of meetings! That kind of a day takes a lot of endurance and you've got it by the buckets!!
I always enjoy minimalistic renderings - you can say so much with so little! Nice job.
Celeste you are great!
Amazing what you can do with a few lines and one color, Celeste. I think this is another awesome piece you've turned out. I did visit the other blog and I love what you guys all did!
Your "minimal person" sketch makes me think of Matisse and his use of minimal line and shapes; less is more is my motto lately, this is beautiful in it's simplicity.
how do you use so few lines to make the minimal person ? this is why my figures look like *(&)^#%#% because I throw everything I have at the thing
I saw that same sunset, it was a good one. will u paint it?
I truely enjoy how you create your art Celeste!
I burden myself with so much ingredience I get stuck. Here you show that lite expression, and it works! Thanks for all the inspiration, It is very helpful indeed!
Beautiful
You deserve that sunset--you're the busiest blogger I know. I really like your minimal person
Love the simplicity in your sketch. You captured it all in just a few strokes.
Love your photos, Celeste. You share so much!
I'm off to see what others in your group did .....
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