We don't have much spare time, so if there is commenting to be done, I may not do it until we get home.
I tried to alter Steve's work as little as possible while creating this collaboration.
I don't have my scanner with my so I took this with a little point'n shoot--it's really darker than this.
You can click on it to see it larger.
We recently read Moby Dick and A Logbook for Grace (Plus all (most of) the Arthur Ransome books).
If you look back at Steve's work, you'll see that I altered very little. I added two small boats and defined the whale a little--if you look at his you will see the whale was already there. I just clarified it a little.
11 comments:
Holy cow! This is amazing Mary!!! Wow, you really took this far - just blown away-don't know what else to say.
Happy New Years to you Mary!
what an amazing page! the colors, the motion - wow! I just love this so much!
So dynamic! Gorgeous!
WOW! Thanks guys and gals for the sweet encouraging comments! I actually did VERY little to this marvelous painting of Steve's!
I just added the ship, the boat and the outline of the whale--most of it was already there.
The colors are all Steve's.
Beautiful! The colors, motion, intensity, and danger all flow so well! I really dig the deep blue sea and whale - Danger!
Thanks so much, MIke! :-D
I saw Steve's painting and it had whale hunt written all over it!
Thanks so much, MIke! :-D
I saw Steve's painting and it had whale hunt written all over it!
I feel like a parrot, but who cares: Wow! This IS totally amazing.
The way you tucked the whale in front of & behind the waves... I've examined it several times, it's that cool! And the whaling boat & ship bobbing on distant waves... the depth of this entire work is just great.
I love the cusp of danger where you don't know what the outcome will be!
Thanks, Hennie! :-D
really, it was all there in the original, I just had to draw it out.
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