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Hi Friends!
I have added something new to the shop! I call it my vintage sketch series.
After attending a Leonardo da Vinci exhibit, I was so inspired by the beautiful sepia sketches on aged paper so I set out to find the perfect "handmade" paper to print my raw sketches on. Every artist struggles with working and refining a piece until it's almost overdone. I love the movement and feeling of sketch studies because they are raw and full of emotion.
This beautiful handmade paper has deckled edges and seeds and fibers through it. It is perfectly "imperfect" so it may not be perfectly squared which adds to it's beauty. I have shown one framed in a vintage "floating" frame for reference only. Frame not included. Copyright will not appear on print.
- Art print created from a hand drawn original sketch
- Printed on 8.5 x 11" aged handmade seed paper
- Ships flat packaged in a bend resistant mailer and a cellophane sleeve
- Ships within 3-5 days of payment
- Printed locally in the USA
I truly enjoyed creating these and I hope you enjoy them as well. Click on the photos to go to each print in my shop.
Thank you for being a part of our wonderful community. I am so grateful for each and every one of you!
Phyllis
♥ Gifts that give back ♥
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Absolutely love the exagerrated forshortening in this. Also, very creative Martin. I don't know how to play chess nor which piece this is, but it's cool. Is that a horse's hoof for a foot? Love it!
hahaha thanks. i don't know much how to play chess, in fact I've played mostly against the computer not with real people, hehe. I don't know the pieces names in English but yes, it's the hoof of a horse and his head like a tower. i had been inspired to change the perspective as i had looked at a portait made by an artist called Hector Borla. google him and you'll see the fantastic things he did. thanks so much for always being there!!