Ok. A Little over an hour and 15… With a slight interruption. (See previous post.) But I did the shade work too. Working to two primary light sources was fun. (Two sides of the bus).
Now for colour…
-cvj
Looking Out (II)
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I will get back to you. Sometimes with all my German DNA I think I may have reincarnated as a female Durer. I wrote my senior thesis on Grosz. And I see (and live) a connection between the two.
Sounds great! (Hope you got my email in reply to your email btw.)
Or black and a blue or sepia wash–like Feiffer’s two new books.
It will be black and white. I don’t reliably see in color.
So will your current project be in b+w, or will you be working with a colorist?
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Color terrifies me. After my mother’s death, I stopped seeing in color for two years. I was I high school. If I had been Oliver Sacks, I would have said “achromatopsia” about the condition. (Did I spell it right, Køt Biehl?) But I just stuck with details and misery.