Tuesday, 13 December 2011

Tree of difficulty

Well I finally managed the french-knot sheep, but then I decided I needed a tree in the foreground.

An indefinite blob-tree was too blobby for something in the foreground, so it had to have branches.  The first two got unpicked and this is what we're left with.  I think it works OK now!  The line of sea in the distance was a late addition as well.  The problems all come from thinking too much...


Now I just need to leave it alone and find a frame...

9 comments:

  1. I might have been tempted to add a 'french knot whippet X' chasing the sheep!

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  2. You have achieved a perfect scene.

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  3. Lovely! And I like how you've done the edge too, I keep trying to work out how to do that and failing at the moment.

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  4. Knowing when to stop is an art in itself, but this looks just right.

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  5. Lovely, I just want to run across to that tree & have a sit down & a think!

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  6. Thank you everyone - it was fun and quick to make this and I didn't have a plan at all, so I'm glad it worked!

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  7. This is really beautiful - so glad i found your blog as you visited mine!! Your work is lovely!!

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