God, I LOVE the way she reaches her hand so emotionally - "Devo prendere questa direzione a
sinistra??" and his slightly flirty "Beh nooo, deve andare lìii".
Uuuffa, I tried --- but eventually failed to depict their movements. I'm going to dedicate a hundredof pages to catch these poses, these moves, this sense, this Rome street.
In the meanwhile -- just 10 minutes sketch (sebbene senza 'sta finezza...)
I love this watercolor. You really gave some grace and elegance to the figures, in particular the officer,
ReplyDeleteYour watercolor is excellent ~ movement, composition, color ~ thanks, namaste, ^_^
ReplyDeleteoh this is wonderful to see!! love this!!!
ReplyDeletei've always wanted to make a travel blog, where i sketch wherever i go. just got myself a moleskin, your blog inspires me. thanx!
ReplyDeleteLove seeing the photo in both vibrant color and sepia tones! Your quick sketch captures the life in the photo wonderfully.
ReplyDeletewonderful! I would love to visit Rome!
ReplyDeleteyour painting is wonderful.
ReplyDeletewhat a great drawing! it is an amazing pose
ReplyDeleteWow, Erica. What a fabulous job on your watercolour. Love your gentle style, too. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for joinging us and I do hope you return next week.
Grazia grazia a TUTTI!
ReplyDeletewow, a 10 minute sketche - I could have worked on that all day and it would be that good. I love it!!!
ReplyDeletecheers, dana
Thanks Dana! You're really encouraging me (on my painting endeavors))
DeleteI think you did great. Do you think she's a dancer with those calves? So that pose could be ballet related too perhaps? did she arrabasque down the street? (forgive spelling)
ReplyDeleteI'm sure she did -- I just must have missed that)
DeleteShe looks rather flexible indeed