Unfortunately, the first of these suffered a series of unfortunate events including a wetting that was unplanned. These are: 1) The Temptation of Eve, or Original Sin, or The Fall of Man, by Hugo van der Goes, 1467-8, or Titian, 1570 and 2)The Coronation of the Virgin, Raphael, c. 1503. The first is on Gesso, water color pencil, colored pencil, ink, and gouache and the second in water color pencil, colored pencil, ink. I viewed the pix and then a week and a half later, I did the sketches in the car without referring to the original pix. Mary Taitt.
If you click on these, you can view them much larger, and, unfortunately, see the "staining" where the water-color pencil ran when it got wet. I tried to clean it up. So sorry, Alan!! :-(
I tripped--klutz-like--with my little container for "painting" over the water color pencils. Aiee!
I've been on the road traveling almost the entire month and have been having trouble finding time to sketch. See another from this series here.
2 comments:
Who ever did originally - or you in your interpretation - gave Adam a vagina. Since he was probably part animal anyway, you could have at least made him hung like a horse.
LOL!
Slip of the pen--better that than slip of the knife.
Real men sometimes get so small they fade away inside. At least some. Like when it is cold.
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