Past and Future - Stage 2

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I like simple sketches like this. To demonstrate an item with few lines and no colour is a great skill.

Posted by Stevan Petrovic on Mon 26 Oct 17:09:56

This will be interesting to follow Mia, a stage by stage account of its death and birth. Lovely.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Mon 26 Oct 17:51:42

A lovely sketch Mia.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Mon 26 Oct 18:35:01

Such a good drawing Mia!

Posted by Louise Naimian on Mon 26 Oct 19:53:20

Beautiful. You have caught the delicate petals.

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Mon 26 Oct 20:47:58

Thank you very much Stevan, Fiona, Paul, Louise and Gudrun for having a look at my work and posting such nice comments. Because the rose is on my table, I can follow the 'decline' and 'progression' of both. I hope the bud will be open before the old one has gone completely.

Posted by Mia Ketels on Mon 26 Oct 21:54:48

Excellent sketch and love the way you are following it. Just a suggestion, may be couple of broken petals at the bottom will complete the picture.

Posted by Romila Datta on Mon 26 Oct 22:05:26

Thank you very much for your positive comment, Romila.

Posted by Mia Ketels on Tue 27 Oct 08:28:04

Hang on Studio Wall

26/10/2020

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The withered rose in the glass on my kitchen table lost a few leaves and the rosebud is opening a bit, so this is how it looks for the moment. Again a sketch immediately in ink with my Artpen filled with Quink Ink. Size A4. All comments very welcome :) Mia

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Mia Ketels

I live in Blankenberge on the Belgian Coast, about 15km from Bruges. After being trained as an art teacher in the 60ties, I started teaching for a few years. Then I had my carreer in a school administration. After retirement, I started drawing and painting again. I bought a lot of English books…

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