Jahili Fort by Midori Yoshino

Comments

Really attractive Midori. I like to see insects painted.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Tue 27 Mar 15:22:21

Definitely not a horrid cockroach. This chap has a lovely smile.

Posted by Sylvia Evans on Tue 27 Mar 21:11:22

Definitely not a horrid cockroach. This chap has a lovely smile.

Posted by Sylvia Evans on Tue 27 Mar 21:11:53

Definitely a grasshopper! He's lovely.

Posted by Sue Mann on Tue 27 Mar 22:42:37

What a great little study and so well painted as always Midori

Posted by Michael Edwards on Wed 28 Mar 09:49:38

Really great study. Very nice colours in the wings and the shadows add drama.

Posted by Thea Cable on Thu 29 Mar 22:21:17

Hi everyone, I am a bit surprised to get these comments. I didn't expect any. ok- from now, I will try to painting tiny something. Can we say portraits even animals? I''ll try portraits of grasshopper. oh, I need a microscpe?

Posted by Midori Yoshino on Fri 30 Mar 06:11:39

Hi everyone, I am a bit surprised to get these comments. I didn't expect any. ok- from now, I will try to painting tiny something. Can we say portraits even animals? I''ll try portraits of grasshopper. oh, I need a microscpe?

Posted by Midori Yoshino on Fri 30 Mar 06:11:43

Hang on Studio Wall

31/03/2015

0 likes

279 views

I went to Jahli Fort today and I was trying to draw the fort, but it was too hot. I gave up. So I just put a sketch book into my bag and started to walk my car. Some thing jumped. I couldn't see what jumped the first. Finally I got it. A grasshopper on sand. Of course it is not green. Please don't say a cockroach. It is the first time to paint a insect in my life.

About the Artist

Midori Yoshino

View full profile

More by Midori Yoshino

In This Section

Jahili Fort by Midori Yoshino

Comments

About the Artist

Midori Yoshino

More by Midori Yoshino

Sections

Information