Still Lifes are really appealing to me this week, probably because I'm still exhausted from the studio tour.
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I'm the author of Simple Screenprinting: Basic Techniques and Creative Projects. Read more about the book here.
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- Annie Stromquist
- Long Beach, California, United States
- I'm an artist living and working in southern California. I work in mixed media on paper.
i love the watermellon picture! still lifes are my favourite for drawing, but i have to say it requires a lot of practice!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Artist!
ReplyDeleteYes, I agree with you about the challenges of drawing still lifes. I'm thinking about turning this picture into a screenprint, but getting it right will be challenging, too.
Annie.