more wolf sketches
"We are drawn to wolves because no other animal is so like us. . . Of all the rest of creation, wolves reflect our own images most dramatically, most realistically, and most intensely."
Peter Steinhardt, The Company of Wolves
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
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Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteThis fabulous work with us
Good creations
Love these, Crystal. You are amazing, and I always enjoy seeing your work. I like to fantasize that I could be a wolf if I weren't human. They are mysterious and fierce! (So not the way I am.)
ReplyDeleteWonderful as always, Crystal. :)
ReplyDeleteI was in a huge art gallery over the weekend and saw an amazing wolf painting - it made me excited to see how yours turns out. Your sketches have great potential.
ReplyDeleteI really like the pose of the first wolf. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLovely sketches. Are watercolor versions on their way too ?
ReplyDeleteGreat sketches! Can't wait to see more!
ReplyDeleteThis post reminds me of ET Seton. I'll email you a link to an awesome PBS documentary on him and his experience with wolves. Maybe you'd like to watch it. :)
ReplyDeleteIt always amazes me how you can capture such intense expession in what is purely a sketch. Your wolf series is really nice. Will you be painting them too? :0)
ReplyDeleteamazing work, I'm so glad I popped over from NR Williams site to check it out :)
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Beautifully done! Did i mention how much I love sketchbook day?
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! Very nice sketches. All the best to you for your new venture of portrait commissions. I am sure you shall be an instant hit with the collectors of your art.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much you guys!! It's always brings a smile to my face when I read your kind comments :)
ReplyDeleteAnd, for those of you who asked, I am getting ready to start a wolf painting. But these are just studies, for practice, so that I can be more familiar with wolves when I start painting them. :):):)
And I just love drawing them. The second part of my high school art portfolio was all about wolves. It was fun :)
You are done needing to study. The two wolves together is outstanding. About how long do you spend on each sketch?
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