amazing volume

that's some seeing :)

beauty in the branches details. sadness in the movement captured. the beginning of healing. articulated by your seeing..and reminds me of another expression i should go back to :) thank you...looking forward to more in this gallery

maybe when we get to finally meet each other, hopefully in this lifetime, i'll make sure to bring my fave photo and ask you a big big favor backed with a bag of goodies you won't be able to say no to :)

still an inspiration to go back to..

wow this is family treasure in all aspects..take it up again KA

funny how when i was in 11th grade, realistic pencil shading was what i was all about too...i used to like drawing wrinkley hands like that...

super nice drawing...

great detail, feels bleak and somehow disturbing...I like it!

nice job. ggm was a cutie. and a member of the anglican church too?

make some new art when you can. it's free.

oh wow. thats really sweet. you do such amazing representations. the kindness that comes through her eyes is really lovely. i would love to see you pick it up again (I'm probably not the only one).

good job.

wow - simply amazing

I missed this one... it's good too!
Very personal view of a hand.

Yep, you are a very good draftsman (draftsgirl?) indeed.

Wow,! Photographer, Artist, what else?

This is truly a nice peice of art. It's obvious that your Father would be proud of his daughter on this one! It would be interesting to scan this and do a giclee on fine art watercolor paper.

Hey!!! i think im getting jealous of u now.... ure too good!

DAMN!!! UUUUURRRRRGGGGGGHHHHH........

your subject, your medium, your seeing really is deep

YOU CAN be BORED at work? It was a Very SLOW day I guess? Like S-L-O-doubleUU.

geko- Yeah, I hear ya. Got it. (=

Besides tbone already exhausted my pshop debate and then he started using pshop!!! Love ya anyhow, T!

DoubleB: Maybe, I made myself unclear here.
I agree that drawing in PSD is creating in PSD, no problem here.
What I wanted to say is that, starting from a photo, this is not PSD that is able to do the same, that's all.
I refered to the "drawing filters" built into PSD.
I hope it's clearer now... :)