One mile from home: Walk One Hundred and Seventy-Nine

Saturday, October 21, 2006

Just past the Bluebell Wood, 7'' x 10" muddytint pencils, watercolour and rain on Arches paper

andrea joseph's sketchblog said...: Oooh Julie this is gorgous. Love the colour. It's funny, most places in UK have a 'Bluebell Woods' close by. We have one just at the end of our street.; 11:02 pm
Tami said...: WOW!!! THIS IS THE BEST ONE YET!!! I absolutely LOVE this; the palet colors, the lines, everything! BEAUTIFUL!!!; 8:01 am
Alison said...: Lovely composition, lovely earthy colour - makes me feel like digging out my wellies :); 12:22 pm
Jana Bouc said...: Georgeous sky--I love the that the real sky played a part in your painting, adding rain. Also funny that you're calling them "muddtint" pencils. I tried using the Inktense versions, which were just the opposite, and hard to use--colors not found in nature. I love the way things are named in the U.K. Bluebell Woods sounds so charming.; 5:51 pm
Penny said...: So very English in feel, these are my forebears coming out obviously, so different to our Australian scenes, I love the waterery looking sky.; 2:49 am
Felicity Grace said...: This is wonderful Julie, it takes me right back to those walks I did in England. There's a special feel about the skies and expanse of green that you've captured so well here.; 10:56 am
Making A Mark said...: You're becoming a master of those graphitints Julie - which is not easy - great sketch!; 3:12 pm