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New field studies (1 Viewer)
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spizaetos
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Thank you Leo, thank you all! I spend many hours yesterday at the beautiful Nymphenburg park close to the Nymphenburg palace in Munich, and returned back home more than rewarded with a watercolour study of the Tawny owl(studies of the same bird have been uploaded in the recent past), a breeding Great crested Grebe and a Bic pen study of a Yellow legged gull couple...
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Nick Sinden
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The grebe is a beautifully tranquil scene, and the owl is a great demo of your skilful brushwork - the feathering on the breast is superb!
spizaetos
Well-known member
After a month, I used the chance to visit Nymphenburg park once again hoping to make a couple of studies..The Tawny owl was still there , though not as cooperative as expected, but decided to work without the aid of my scope, and this is how the tree looks like seen with "naked" eyes...At the lake close to the owl tree I spotted one of the Yellow -legged gulls and as soon the owl picture was completed, I dedicated an hour to make a couple of studies and didn`t regret it....
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solitaryVSong
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Nice sense of light in all of them. It's no surprise that you also handle it well in the tree and foliage but still it's nice to see that you do it so well.
RafaelMatias
Unknown member
Great new stuff! "Caramela" is fabulous, and so is the Tawny owl from post 362 (the almost monochromatic feeling to it is gorgeous) and then the gulls, all of them. It's a true pleasure to see these pieces. Thank you for showing.
ARTHUR BISHOP
Well-known member
I never tire of looking at your work Paschalis , you make it look so effortless. you have a wonderful eye for detail and capture the personality of whatever you are doing at the time. arthur
spizaetos
Well-known member
Thank you all so much! All of your comments mean a lot to me!
This time I`d like to show you several studies made from life at Augsburg zoo ( town close to Munich), and a couple of eagle owls sketched at a small zoo in Northern Germany last week, using Bic pen of course....
This time I`d like to show you several studies made from life at Augsburg zoo ( town close to Munich), and a couple of eagle owls sketched at a small zoo in Northern Germany last week, using Bic pen of course....
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Chris Pendleton
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Beautiful work; so accurate, swift and clean. Is the Bic pen you use a standard ball-point pen or a kind of felt tip? Whatever it is, you make a fine crisp line with it.
spizaetos
Well-known member
Thank you Chris!
It is the most common one, check out this http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bic-Orange-...79158395&sr=8-3&keywords=bic+orange+grip+fine
Paschalis
It is the most common one, check out this http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bic-Orange-...79158395&sr=8-3&keywords=bic+orange+grip+fine
Paschalis
Bigshent
Biddulph Birder
I have bought a couple of those in the past but mine didn't work right. They never produced work like the last fine batch Bic drawings
solitaryVSong
Well-known member
I have bought a couple of those in the past but mine didn't work right. They never produced work like the last fine batch Bic drawings
Mine either! Wonderful drawings.
abbotalefan
Well-known member
Absolutely love your work, amazing what can be achieved with a humble Bic biro by someone who knows what they are doing! Looking forward to more...
