Saturday, June 11, 2011

i remember it was that Wednesday

This is actually a new drawing, although it might look a little familiar. The original washing machine drawing that I made was a personal favourite and I wanted to rework a couple of my favourite pieces for my current exhibition (see last post). I'm never sure about doing that kind of thing. There is something in the spontaneity that's lost when you go about doing something again. This is a larger drawing too. I always felt this subject deserved bigger paper and wanted to give it more impact. The colours, although different from the original, look quite good, I think. But what the hell do I know?

11 comments:

rhomany said...

I like the reworking mostly, especially the range of colours. But I think the movement of the water was better in the original

Sharmon Davidson said...

I think it looks great, Andrea- I love the colors, too!

saleign said...

ㅠit's beautiful... the colors really fit the machine!
But I agree with rhomany. I kinda like the original work as well.

Timaree said...

You know enough! You know you liked doing the first because it was the first even if there were things you didn't like about it such as the size and you know you like this one even if it lacks the fun of a new subject. I like both of them. I am just continually amazed at what you can draw.

Stephen Hall said...

It works for me! Inspirational work...

Katie Cannon said...

beautiful

Parabolic Muse said...

This is even cooler than the original, actually!

Anonymous said...

no. the original definitely had that "something". You know what I am talking about. This one is just proficient and flat, not your usual work.

andrea joseph's sketchblog said...

Thanks for your comments, folks.
Yes, I agree the movement of the water definietly works better in the original.

Cheers.

Abigail said...

Wow, you are such a great artist, I really love your art!

Mike said...

I personally like it. The shade of blue you add to it makes it really unique. The picture reminds me of when my mom would put me on the washer as a young kid to help me fall asleep.