Tiger by Glennis Weston

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I would be more than quite pleased with this Glennis. It's brilliant!!

Posted by Chris Downing on Fri 19 Oct 16:43:21

Lucky you and the result is a fantastic drawing. You should be taking workshops not attending them :)

Posted by Val Kenyon on Fri 19 Oct 17:24:17

your tiger has the proud haughty look, very nice, Glennis. Was surprised to see it is w/c pencils, didn't know they could give such a good result, you are justified being pleased with it

Posted by Jenny Johnstone on Fri 19 Oct 20:53:45

Fantastic portrait Glennins!

Posted by Petra Palmeri on Fri 19 Oct 21:39:08

Wonderful Glennis, you should be pleased, it's excellent.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Fri 19 Oct 22:21:39

A stunning and sensitive portrait Glennis. The pencil work is super - the rendering of fur excellent. You should be very proud of this piece of work,

Posted by Julie Bosley on Sat 20 Oct 07:11:07

lovely work Glennis.

Posted by Sarah Bottjer on Sat 20 Oct 17:36:23

Oh this is a strong portrait! Beautifully painted, Glennis. The dry watercolour pencil has a soft feel to the fur, I hadn't thought of using it....very effective.

Posted by Ruth Dolan on Sat 20 Oct 18:02:22

Wonderful painting you should be really proud.

Posted by ianthe Hudson on Sun 21 Oct 06:59:32

Thank you all very much for your comments

Posted by Glennis Weston on Sun 21 Oct 08:20:29

Glennis, what an eye-catcher, you must be very pleased with this result. Wonderful work.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Sun 21 Oct 10:09:40

A very interesting piece of work. I love it and will take note to try something like this.

Posted by Sue Petty on Mon 22 Oct 14:24:39

Excellent result!

Posted by Linda Wilson on Mon 22 Oct 16:55:31

Carole, Sue and Linda many thanks for your comments

Posted by Glennis Weston on Tue 23 Oct 18:40:33

Amazing work!

Posted by Jackie Poulouktsi on Mon 29 Oct 07:11:46

Jackie - thank you

Posted by Glennis Weston on Wed 31 Oct 08:38:03

Hang on Studio Wall

31/03/2015

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Attended a one day workshop with Wildlife Artist Frances Whitman this week, and this is the result. I am quite pleased with it. Dry watercolour pencil on pastel paper