Some departments are starting to get laid off from the movie, although the EFX crew is still working long hours. I managed to get to my monday night drawing workshop and drew this arm.
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I love the geraniums and their shadows (especially the shadows!). I was thinking about you this week when I was too tired after work to do much drawing and how you do art for your work and then come home and do more for pleasure. I'm glad to know that for you, making art for work doesn't take away from the joy of doing it for pleasure.
ReplyDeletethose geraniums are simply gorgeous. I had to double check to see if it was a photo. love the rich red and shadow. wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jana and Jane for your kind comments!
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to let you know Jana, that I'm way too tired after these crazy hours on simpson movie to paint when I get home. I have been dragging myself to a weekly long-pose life drawing workshop and maybe getting a little painting done during the weekend...that is when I had a weekend. The EFX crew is working 7 days a week with 12 hour days now. Really trying to get the movie finished!
WOW.
ReplyDeleteMassively wonderful.
Found you by reading the comments on Anita's photo blog -- and I suspect I've been here before as well, but my poor lil' brain loses track of these things.