20 Mins. "Scribble" Hare by Richard Cooper

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Am loving these scribbles and yours is a good one

Posted by Heather Love on Mon 21 Feb 15:53:01

Well done Richard, like your excellent scribbles .

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Mon 21 Feb 15:57:52

Wow lovely scribble Richard. 🐰

Posted by Faye Patrick on Mon 21 Feb 16:02:06

Thanks as always, Heather and Paul.

Posted by Richard Cooper on Mon 21 Feb 16:03:05

That is so good, Richard. I love how you try all the different techniques!

Posted by David Stevens on Mon 21 Feb 16:14:38

Love it Richard.

Posted by Denise Cat on Mon 21 Feb 16:25:53

The scribble style of drawing is so effective.

Posted by Diana Boanas Swa ASGFA on Mon 21 Feb 16:50:56

Thank you Faye, Diana, Denise and David. Your positive comments are appreciated and encourage,

Posted by Richard Cooper on Mon 21 Feb 17:17:34

A top notch sketch, Richard. Really good.

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Mon 21 Feb 18:25:47

Marvelous sketch.

Posted by Chris Scott on Mon 21 Feb 18:58:11

Thanks Lewis and Chris for your encouraging comments and taking the time to view.

Posted by Richard Cooper on Mon 21 Feb 19:24:24

Love him, so expressive!

Posted by Lisa Shearing on Mon 21 Feb 19:54:20

Thanks for your great comment Lisa - appreciated.

Posted by Richard Cooper on Mon 21 Feb 20:10:30

A hare of character. As with stippling, increasing the quantity of scribble makes shading and shadows and hence depth a feature. Like it Richard.

Posted by Frank Goddard on Mon 21 Feb 23:06:05

Thank you for your comment Frank, another genre to pursue. It's always good see the progress we make with practice.

Posted by Richard Cooper on Tue 22 Feb 08:30:34

Fantastic scribble

Posted by anne cooper on Tue 22 Feb 09:09:44

Thank you cor positive comment Anne, appreciated.

Posted by Richard Cooper on Tue 22 Feb 17:45:00

Fabulous scribble Richard!

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Tue 22 Feb 18:44:13

Hang on Studio Wall

21/02/2022

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Thanks to Ellen Mooney for nudging me about the joys of Scribbling. Not done one for quite a long time. It really is fun. Used copyright free / tutorial Line and Continuous Line images as a starting point, "closed" the images and "went for it". Faber Castell "F" Pen on A4