08-01-2022, 02:20 PM
Well done, Rich.
You said you were attracted by the lamp's shadow and the door, and both are very well-rendered.
The door conveys a tactile sense of rough weathered wood.
And the shadow is beautifully varied in value and color - not the flat shape that beginners might produce. I'll add that the cooler tones of the shadow work great vs the warm tones of the earthen wall.
The inclusion of the branches & leaves at top right keeps the eye in the frame.
Admirable dry brush work. And good restraint with the spattering - it's just the right amount and strength.
You said you were attracted by the lamp's shadow and the door, and both are very well-rendered.
The door conveys a tactile sense of rough weathered wood.
And the shadow is beautifully varied in value and color - not the flat shape that beginners might produce. I'll add that the cooler tones of the shadow work great vs the warm tones of the earthen wall.
The inclusion of the branches & leaves at top right keeps the eye in the frame.
Admirable dry brush work. And good restraint with the spattering - it's just the right amount and strength.
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
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