How many times have you gone to draw or paint something your brain dictates what it thinks it sees but in reality is far from being accurate?
Here's a perfect example of my doing just that.
Although I could at any given time turn to this page in my journal book and know this represents a thistle, it's not accurate by any means in the flower head. Something didn't look right and after taking more time to really study my photograph, I realized just what I had done.
I have penciled in below the painted illustration showing a more accurate rendering of the flower petals, bracts or whatever they are called.
1 comment:
Exactly what I'm talking about Susan! It is a nice sketch anyway. . .but . . . I am glad you caught yourself!
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