This is where I've been hiding all week - in this drawing. Do you know what ties all the objects, on the shelves, together? If you want to know, find out HERE.
Dang, I kept trying to find the "favorite" button!!! As you can tell, it's an instant fave! I knew what tied them all together immediately. I see all my favorites in one place now! LOL Just brilliant Andrea! Ok, off to Flickr to fave it for real! Toodles!
Thank you all folks. It took a very long time. One day I'll do a quick drawing, but I just like getting lost in something. And, this was certainly a drawing to get lost in.
Susan, it's A4 in size.
Cheers. I really appreciate your visits and comments.
Ahhh...finally a riddle that was easy for me to figure out! It was so nice looking over your bookshelf and reminiscing about all the beautiful drawings that have filled it. Lovely, lovely drawing. Definitely worth the wait!
What's the size of the original? is A4= 8 x 10? I think this (or something similar) would make an amazing poster/print.) You and Mr. Roget are using your talents VERY well. BRAVA!
Everyone's said it - you are amazing! What do you do with your drawings? Sell them one by one or as a series? Put up an exhibition, make a coffee table book? You teach us a lot about patience. w.
oh my! such a wonderful drawing of yours. I think I've already told you this, It's not only your creativity, your talent, your works that I admire but also your amazing patience! BRAVO!!!! Hugs. Martín.
I've just recently stumbled upon your blog & am already an avid fan of your work. Your style is beyond...totally A-mazing. I've noticed you make several of your sketches with a tag that says "ink, sepia". What kind of pen or ink are you using for these drawings? I love the color
Cool blog. Love this drawing. I got lost in it. Thanks for checking out mine too! I think you're the first one to mention that my blog is about isolation (and its also about solitude). Thanks for getting it!
Another amazing drawing! I just never tire of seeing your work - always something fascinating going on.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy enlarging your drawings and studying (not just looking!) them inch by inch and then I just stand in AWE!! You are AMAZING!!
ReplyDeleteDitto what they said. I recognized several of the items right away. The only part I don't like is waiting for the next one from you.
ReplyDeleteYou just never cease to amaze me with your awesome art work!! Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteWOW! This is incredible, Andrea! Don't know what else to say...how large is this? I gotta study this for a while.
ReplyDeleteDang, I kept trying to find the "favorite" button!!! As you can tell, it's an instant fave! I knew what tied them all together immediately. I see all my favorites in one place now! LOL Just brilliant Andrea! Ok, off to Flickr to fave it for real! Toodles!
ReplyDeleteYou're amazing, Andrea!
ReplyDeleteI am in awe. This is just stunning!
ReplyDeleteI am always amazed at all the details you manage to capture in your drawings. Also love the color of this ink.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing and inspiring. The drawing invites the viewer to linger over it.
ReplyDeleteThank you all folks. It took a very long time. One day I'll do a quick drawing, but I just like getting lost in something. And, this was certainly a drawing to get lost in.
ReplyDeleteSusan, it's A4 in size.
Cheers. I really appreciate your visits and comments.
Ahhh...finally a riddle that was easy for me to figure out! It was so nice looking over your bookshelf and reminiscing about all the beautiful drawings that have filled it. Lovely, lovely drawing. Definitely worth the wait!
ReplyDeleteNEAT :)
Amazing as usual...just love looking at all the things in your drawings
ReplyDeleteReally, Andrea-amazing! The jar with the pencils in it? Amazing. The whole drawing is, really.
ReplyDeleteYou're an inspiration. And so fun to visit!
andrea,
ReplyDeleteThis is AMAZING!!!
Oh wow -- it's a series of your drawings put on a shelf. Oh, this is beautiful and poetic. Pure Andrea J.
ReplyDeleteWhat's the size of the original? is A4= 8 x 10? I think this (or something similar) would make an amazing poster/print.) You and Mr. Roget are using your talents VERY well. BRAVA!
ReplyDeleteI began to list the ones I recognised and then I said: "Oh, sod it! Just enjoy!"
ReplyDeleteAnd I did, Very much.
PS Sometimes, answering your quiz is easier than reading the word verification!!!!!
Just found your blog thanks to gretel from middle of nowhere.Fantastic drawings, I love them!
ReplyDeleteEveryone's said it - you are amazing! What do you do with your drawings? Sell them one by one or as a series? Put up an exhibition, make a coffee table book?
ReplyDeleteYou teach us a lot about patience.
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Thank you guys.
ReplyDeleteKnititngPainterWoman,A4 is approximately 11.5"x8" or 30cmx21cm. This drawing fills the page, apart from a small border.
Wendy, right now I am building a portfolio with my work. A lot of it is in Moleskine sketchbooks, though.
Thanks for the enquiries and kind words. Cheers.
So clever, so good! A drawing from drawings past. Love it!
ReplyDeletebreath taker!!!
ReplyDeletewonderful:)
Andrea this is amazing!! how'd you come up with the idea?
ReplyDeleteOh wow, you are The Best! The detail, the ideas you capture, the crosshatching, the colour... You are the Drawing Queen! Love it!
ReplyDeleteoh my! such a wonderful drawing of yours. I think I've already told you this, It's not only your creativity, your talent, your works that I admire but also your amazing patience! BRAVO!!!! Hugs. Martín.
ReplyDeleteI actually got the answer right this time - though I was hesitating, as I didn't remember seeing your Bagpuss before!
ReplyDeleteHow you have the patience for this detailed a piece I cannot begin to imagine.
I've just recently stumbled upon your blog & am already an avid fan of your work. Your style is beyond...totally A-mazing. I've noticed you make several of your sketches with a tag that says "ink, sepia". What kind of pen or ink are you using for these drawings? I love the color
ReplyDeleteVery clever!
ReplyDeletevery cool and creative.
ReplyDeleteWow!
ReplyDeleteThis is really amazing!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to know more about how you go about producing a work like this.
Cheers all.
ReplyDeleteGenine, I have no idea. Just made it up as I went along.
Kim, I use a Pilot G-tec pen, for all my ink drawings.
Thanks everyone. You make me happy.
This is spectacular! I adore the toys - the dragon and the kitty.
ReplyDeleteCool blog. Love this drawing. I got lost in it. Thanks for checking out mine too! I think you're the first one to mention that my blog is about isolation (and its also about solitude). Thanks for getting it!
ReplyDeleteStunning...!
ReplyDeleteTop Gear DvD...nice touch.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI quite like this one, especially because I like trompe l'oeils .
Good work!
Best regards,
José
Cheers, peeps.
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