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Moel Famau (monument series 1) |
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Moel Famau (monument series 2) |
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Moel Famau |
With snow in short supply this past winter I have had to make the most of every dusting before it disappeared. Drawing the monument and note-taking in a sketchbook was the easiest and quickest way of getting all the information I needed. A roll of masking tape came in handy to anchor the pages and stop them flapping in the gale force wind!
Back in the comfort of a slightly less draughty studio the drawings were enlarged with watercolour and pastel applied for the sky effects and shadows.
these are beautiful - I love Moel Famau and am up there as much as I can with my black lab for company - usually early morning or evening to avoid the crowds - then I have the place to myself, I live in Buckley - we're very lucky to have the Clwydians on our doorstep aren't we - take care, Sharon
ReplyDeleteI agree, we live in a lovely part of the world, with such a variety of landscapes.
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