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puimun — Winding Wall
Published: 2009-04-15 16:59:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 17506; Favourites: 1017; Downloads: 394
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size: 7x11 inchesmedium: ink
original here: [link]
detail closeups here: [link]
Inspired by some photos of Yorkshire Dales from my friend John Shannon.
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Comments: 88
Wow, so this is how it looks before coloured!!!
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Actually no. This is a finished ink drawing. I don't paint my ink drawings at all.
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Ohh sorry, but it is beautiful ^^
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this is wonderful. I can't wait till you color it
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The way you treated the trees is lovely, very inspired. Then again this piece is full of beautiful textures!
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Great sense of style in this drawing - I love the way the trees are depicted
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Featured this in my latest journal! Keep up the great work!
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love it, reminds me of the work of Roger Dean. Gorgeous linework as always
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wow....
I live up in Yorkshire (well, for about eight months of the year anyway)and this is simply amazing. Whilst being fantesy in style it manages to show Yorkshire as it is as a spiritual place. It looks like how the real place SHOULD look, how our inds could percive it 
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Love your ink works. They're very detailed without ever being messy and just the right amount of shading.
I really wonder how you apply the ink, with a small brush, or a fountain pen or so?
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Neat, I wouldn't have guessed! Didn't think there were gel pens that would produce these nice and sharp lines. I thought you must be using some kind of steel nib pen. But I guess there are good quality gel pens as well!
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Ooh, thanks for replying! I'll have a look if I find them. Inked drawings are so interesting.
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Absolutely beautiful! I love the detail -- the rocks, grass, trees... everything! The little swirls give this a mystical feel.
~Meg~
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That wall...and the grass...it's really beautiful ^^ I want to live in the country someday 
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Steph, this reminds me so much of "Stardust". What could be beyond that wall. Your work always brings a smile to my face.
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Looks lovely (I love the way you draw lines); will you paint it?
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If I could favorite this twice, I would.
I find most of your work is very beautiful, and I don't know exactly why this one strikes an especially strong chord with me. But it does.
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really cool... I like the unique shape of the trees
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This reminds me of the concept of the wall in the book Stardust by Neil Gaiman
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Lovely contrast, and what's good is that your high level of detail doesn't detract from it. Brilliant job
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Did you count how many swirls you drew? It would probably take an hour to count with a good enough zoom.
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I noticed what you did with those swirly bubbles on your trees! I like the new experimenting that you've been doing with the two styles, it's really rather inspiring. Makes me want to experiment too.
I did think England when I saw this, but I also thought NorCal with those trees, they are supposed to be oaks right? Or am I just projecting this? I must have NorCal and England on my mind.
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I really like the landscape... with the broken wall. It really makes it look so graceful, in a way, like a peaceful unknown place.
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The bubbles are very interesting, it makes me think of that being the oxygen they produce, if it was visible. I guess in reality it wouldn't be a bubble, but this reminds me of the Sci-Fi bubble cities.
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The trees, landscape and wall were so captivating, I nearly missed the little fairy girl down at the bottom there. 
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oh my!
I love all the details on the drawing.
it's sooo cool!!!
x3
amazing
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