Meanwhile down in Brazil
Perhaps later
mood
At the bath
Lesson learned
Quiet time
in motion
over there
Perhaps I should reconsider
End of the season
10 second sketch
Just now
No comment
Divide
Wait for me
Rune
I said
Alas
Times gone by
Closed
quite quickly
moving away
Limits
Shelly
Quickly
warmly
dream
seen
late
wait
ask
Decide
o
Full frame
Tranquil
Contemplate
reaching
One minute
Tropic topic
Once and for all
relax
Dream on
difficult
Limbo
Dreams
Shadow play
pensively
Starkly
Quietly
studiously
Happily
Thoughtfuly
Quickly
just a study
Strain
Lines and shadows
I'll believe it when I see it
2 minute pose 11-29-18
Waiting for
The rest
Thought
6
Perchance
Lost in thought
A2-4-16
In the floating world
To be brief
Overlay
Quiet conversation
It's a wrap
win win
Following
Opinion piece
Looking back
looking ahead
shadows
lines
B4
humiliation
Sensation
Temtation
Resignation
Negation
Mood
You will rue the day
Valery
Discussion ended
WIP under morning light with shadows
Another study
Outsiders
OK
Finding common ground
Lost in thought
a little behind
full frame
Karen 2
Karen3
Post
Maybe later
In the vortex
hum hum hum
L
Alone at light
sitting pretty
I'm quite pleased with this one
Thought provoking
At the onsen
the dance is over
lost in thought
a moments reflection
minute
There
North by northwest
Fates
Sister Josephine
But of course
As the world passes her by
Maybe not
Waiting for
Exceptance
Dawn light
Wonder what happened
Body
1 minute
speachless
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Just playing around with acrylic over charcoal. I first 'fixed' the charcoal to the paper with cheap hair spray, then applied the acrylic paint. The hair spray fixative did a good job of binding the charcoal to the paper so brushing acrylic over it didn't just create mud.
Much of the acrylic was applied in thin washes, like watercolor, allowing both the black of the charcoal and the white of the paper to influence the resulting tones.
Charcoal and acrylic on 11 by 14 inch sketch paper.
Much of the acrylic was applied in thin washes, like watercolor, allowing both the black of the charcoal and the white of the paper to influence the resulting tones.
Charcoal and acrylic on 11 by 14 inch sketch paper.
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