VSW: Tuileries, Paris


Tuileries, from an image
by Demi Kalfa for
Virtual Sketchwalk.

Robert Oster’s Green at
Night
is new to me,
on sale at Vanness in
Grandpa’s Basement
.
*I shouldn’t tell you about Grandpa’s basement
because, more for me.*

It has rich undertones of
black and also touches of
warm yellow, though it is hard
to see in the washes above.

I have been told that the way an artist crops an image changes the way the piece feels.
Maybe that is why I like playing with cropping after the fact…
Included in this cropping is the banner above (if you can see it on your phones.)
But I’m not sure about this.  I think it is line or brush stroke and color.

What say you?

*meanwhile, these french words are driving my dyslexia insane…
i double check spelling and still! u,e,i,l… i mix hem up when writing!*

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hollywood baby turned beach gurl turned steel&glass city gurl turned cowgurl turned herb gurl turned green city gurl. . . artist writer photographer. . . cat lover but misses our big dogs, gone to heaven. . . buddhist and interested in the study of spiritual traditions. . . foodie, organic, lover of all things mik, partner in conservation business mpfconservation, consummate blogger, making a dream happen, insomniac who is either reading buddhist teachings or not-so-bloody mysteries or autobio journal thangs early in the morning when i can't sleep
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6 Responses to VSW: Tuileries, Paris

  1. rtsallie says:

    Your work inspires me. Thank you!

    I am a recovering photojournalist. Cropping often makes or breaks a photograph. I can see it can be also true for a rendering, a drawing or a painting.

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  2. joey says:

    I think it does change the mood. I think it’s very personal, both for the artist and the onlooker. I do prefer the open edges in the first share.

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  3. loisajay says:

    What a gorgeous green this is!!

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