Lake Louise

Drawing \ Nature | 06/02/06 @457 | Aeglos | critiques (10) | views (814)

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A drawing of Lake Louse in Canada, which started out as a practise, but turned in an birthday gift, when a friend insisted on getting a drawing for her birthday... oh well
The reference was a photo made by my sister, last summer. I will upload that later (I haven't got acces to a scanner at the moment) but the photo is quite similar to the drawing.

Thanks for looking!
greets Annette

A3
soft pastels

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Mirzoyan

06/02/06 @538

Very alive works. Stones in the foreground - great!

Cigaro

06/02/06 @576

not bad...landscapes are pretty hard to make due to perspective

you got it out in the end pretty well

not a big fan of the tilted horizon, makes the compo look a bit uneasy
and maybe more darker colours for more balance and depth too

overall good job

Kelandra

06/02/06 @702

I like the colors you used for the rocks in the foreground and the perspective looks great too. Nice work!

Aeglos

06/03/06 @345

Hey thanks everyone for the comments!
Cigaro:
The colors where darker in the picture (specialy the shadows in the stones), I actually had to be careful not to make them to dark

but I gues the scanner made them ligther somehow... I dont know...
As for the horizon: I guess i didn't notice that, but now you say it..
Annette

coladelight

06/03/06 @717

Pretty neat drawing Annette.
The detail reference is awesome

Maridol

Aeglos

06/08/06 @733

Thanks a lot Maridol!

PeterGrave5

01/14/07 @543

i like your choice in colors, and perspective, turns a boring subject (in my opinion landscape's are boring) into something interesting enough to chase through the whole eye path...nothing really cements the eye but that corresponds well with the free and flowing feeling of the pastels...combines for a sort of airy mood.

Millink

09/17/07 @925

The use of colours really show your talented Annette

(Damn, I sound like a suck-up)... Its a proper job to draw a landscape with normal, grey-ish colours... But to use all colours of the rainbow, really shows you know what your doing... Definitly a great drawing... You should draw more often

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