Ploughed and Scattered Fields
Labels: Jun07, nature, places trail
posted by Johnnynorms at 9:25 am
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
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6 Comments:
I would like to know how to scatter fields. It would be handy when up to moving mountains ...
Yes Anon I would like to know that. The mountains would have come to Mohammed, but like me they are such lazy lumps.
Do I detect the influence of David Hockney's Yorkshire landscapes?
Brilliantly done though.
Dave xx
Ta Dave, don't think it's Hockers, even though I know and love those paintings. Well maybe a bit, I don't know! This started out a typical abstract but changed quite quickly into a pastoral-surreal meditation. Pretty deeply felt, don't know if that comes across?
Asked question because deep under a mountain. It will only come across if you keep practising drawing the scattered fields - so one day this mountain will move. It has no relation to the feeling you have or the quality of your drawing. David Hockney preferred houses.
Deep advice Anon, I like it. You make me scratch my head and ponder in a good way.
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