pen and ink drawings book III
Viewing comments for Intro "Bareback Bronco Rider"The pointillism technique to create the drawings.
28 total reviews
Comment from Ky Cowgirl
This is exquisite work. This must take lot of time and patience to do this kind of work. You have created wonderful action in the horse and rider. The angles and perspective is terrific. You have shown mussel tone in the horse. The is a outstanding job of your skills. Thanks for sharing.
reply by the author on 08-May-2007
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This is exquisite work. This must take lot of time and patience to do this kind of work. You have created wonderful action in the horse and rider. The angles and perspective is terrific. You have shown mussel tone in the horse. The is a outstanding job of your skills. Thanks for sharing.
Comment Written 08-May-2007
reply by the author on 08-May-2007
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Ky Cowgirl, all I can say is thank you so much, I'm flattered. I think that what the animals and rider do in these rodeo events is simple amazing.
had a very close relative who used to ride bulls.
take care
Lucien
Comment from carhaar
This is a wonderfully expressive piece. You've really caught the action of the rider and horse. The medium is really interesting. Great job!
reply by the author on 27-Jul-2006
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This is a wonderfully expressive piece. You've really caught the action of the rider and horse. The medium is really interesting. Great job!
Comment Written 27-Jul-2006
reply by the author on 27-Jul-2006
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carhaar, thank you for taking the time to look and then giving the review... much appreciated ... take care... LvO
Comment from sunflower67
Very nice western pen and ink drawing! It is a must have for someone in a wild west home somewhere! Can I find the time to go to a rodeo again? That's what it leave me saying to myself!
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reply by the author on 27-Jul-2006
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Very nice western pen and ink drawing! It is a must have for someone in a wild west home somewhere! Can I find the time to go to a rodeo again? That's what it leave me saying to myself!
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Comment Written 27-Jul-2006
reply by the author on 27-Jul-2006
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sunflower, thanks for the time, now down to it... why the rating? what is wrong with the drawing or what is it lacking in your humble opinion? because no where in the review do you state how to improve the image, I'd really like to know... take care and have a good one... LvO
Comment from Oneline
This is very nice. I like how you created this action scene. This pose of both the horse and rider look so real in design. Nice blending and shading. Good work on the hair on the horse head as you see the hair flow with the jump. The hat is falling off the riders head to also present a moving piece. Very well presented. Thanks for sharing this with us.
reply by the author on 26-Jul-2006
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This is very nice. I like how you created this action scene. This pose of both the horse and rider look so real in design. Nice blending and shading. Good work on the hair on the horse head as you see the hair flow with the jump. The hat is falling off the riders head to also present a moving piece. Very well presented. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Comment Written 26-Jul-2006
reply by the author on 26-Jul-2006
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oneline, this is the opposite of what you do I try and bulid and image using dots to create volume and shape and density, and then the final image... thank you so much for the time and the review, take care and cheers... LvO
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Lucien, thanks for that insight. I have gained a whole different appreciation for your art. I find this process totally amazing and am impressed with your patience and skill in creating these gems. Thank you !
Comment from Moon6
nice, reminds me off the old western movies on channel five on sundays.. love your shading and details.. smoothly done.. composition is well.. thankQ for sharing your work wit hus
reply by the author on 26-Jul-2006
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nice, reminds me off the old western movies on channel five on sundays.. love your shading and details.. smoothly done.. composition is well.. thankQ for sharing your work wit hus
Comment Written 26-Jul-2006
reply by the author on 26-Jul-2006
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Moon6. I thank you for the time and the review, nice that it brought back some good old memories
of days gone by... take care and cheers... LvO
Comment from marysyd
This is good. Came right out of yur head onto the paper. Thats amazing work. Its looks like this is for real. I dont know how you made it look like all dots. Is that done by computer?
reply by the author on 26-Jul-2006
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This is good. Came right out of yur head onto the paper. Thats amazing work. Its looks like this is for real. I dont know how you made it look like all dots. Is that done by computer?
Comment Written 26-Jul-2006
reply by the author on 26-Jul-2006
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Mary, in an attempt to educate, Hello, first off thanks for the time spent on the review.
Let me assure you that this is not a omputer generated image. The image was drawn by hand, the technique is pointillism and it was perfected by painters like, Camille and Lucien Pissarro, G. Seurat, P Signac and George Lemmen to name a few, they did it with color, there believe was that it was truer way to get natural colors and allow the viewer and the eye to match and mix the colors to create a image that flowed, where the colors were not compromised by the mixing, not get muddied out as it were?. So this is one I did using a open and ink, it?s a way of creating a drawing without lines, so that you create shape and from, and where it all flows? glad you like it ? have a great day and cheers?LvO
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Thank you for explaining your work. I have a lot to learn about art, draing---painting--ect. I do well with photos cuz I know them pretty well. Anything you want to teach me I'd love to learn more. I may not understand it for awhile though so have patience if I mess up my reveiws.
Comment from trineee
I love this. You really get the feeling of energy from both the rider and the horse. I too draw rodeo scenes and know how hard it can sometimes be to re-create that raw action. Great work!
reply by the author on 25-Jul-2006
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I love this. You really get the feeling of energy from both the rider and the horse. I too draw rodeo scenes and know how hard it can sometimes be to re-create that raw action. Great work!
Comment Written 25-Jul-2006
reply by the author on 25-Jul-2006
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trineee, thanks for the review, what does it need to be perfect? take care and cheers... LvO
Comment from brightside1099
Isn't it amazing how those lone little dots can sit on the page and create the illusion of such a whallop of action? This is a great piece that conveys the thrill of a rodeo. You might want to darken up the rider's leg where it meets the horse. They almost blend together.
Great work.
-- BB
reply by the author on 25-Jul-2006
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Isn't it amazing how those lone little dots can sit on the page and create the illusion of such a whallop of action? This is a great piece that conveys the thrill of a rodeo. You might want to darken up the rider's leg where it meets the horse. They almost blend together.
Great work.
-- BB
Comment Written 25-Jul-2006
reply by the author on 25-Jul-2006
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Brightside, yes I think that is because of the way the scanner picked up the image, it is more defined in the original... thank you for the review... cheers... LvO
Comment from Pixie Chick
This is awesome as usual. I really like the detail youhave put into the horses expression. Thank you for sharing this with us
reply by the author on 25-Jul-2006
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This is awesome as usual. I really like the detail youhave put into the horses expression. Thank you for sharing this with us
Comment Written 25-Jul-2006
reply by the author on 25-Jul-2006
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Pixie, thanks for reviewing this image, take care and as always cheers... LvO
Comment from sarnewfie
i purposly did not review this one, becouse this also seems fuzzy but, seeing as how you rescannedthe dog and how clear that was i will also assume this one is to and blame it on the dang scanner.
reply by the author on 20-Jan-2006
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i purposly did not review this one, becouse this also seems fuzzy but, seeing as how you rescannedthe dog and how clear that was i will also assume this one is to and blame it on the dang scanner.
Comment Written 20-Jan-2006
reply by the author on 20-Jan-2006
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scanewfie, scanners are a pain, I'm going to have to do this with digital photos instead I think... thank you and have a great day... LvO