more elements. I discovered this rooster on an old Chinese scroll. I
love the pose and have been trying to 'copy' or reinterpret this rooster
in my own style. I haven't quite thought out what I'm doing with him.
Just thought I'd share a partial composition.
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What I find intriguing is that with a few seemingly simple lines one is able to depict not only an animal, but its movement and character.
I say seemingly because it takes skill to render something with a few lines.
Enjoyed your rooster.
Jafabrit said it perfectly. I love the attitude of this rooster, the graceful curve of his body--it's so alert, alive.
Thanks for the encouragement. Jafabrit's right, the real skill in this type of ink work is in knowing when to let go.
Bill_Thanks for letting me know Mineke's link isn't working--didn't work for me either; I'll try to fix it!
beautiful, sensitive work...
thank you for adding me to your blog roll.. I hope you don't mind if I add you to mine..
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