Ivy on a badly drawn island with color!
I normally draw ivy with no color but with hand.
And i have no idea why she is so small.She is like 15,but is the size of well a baby.
I hope you like it!
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Ivy by Ani&Annie
| Artist | Ani&Annie [gallery] |
| Time spent | 38 minutes |
| Drawing sessions | 1 |
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Ivy
by Ani&Annie » Tue Feb 08, 2011 6:25 pm
Light rain is falling in Central Park
but not on Upper Fifth Avenue or Central Park West
where sun and sky are yellow and blue
Winds are gusting on Washington Square
through the arches and on to LaGuardia Place
but calm is the corner of 8th Street and Second Avenue
which reminds me of something John Ashbery said
about his poem "Crazy Weather" he said
he was in favor of all kinds of weather
just so long as it's genuine weather
which is always unusually bad, unusually
good, or unusually indifferent,
since there isn't really any norm for weather
When he was a boy his mother met a friend
who said, "Isn't this funny weather?"
It was one of his earliest memories ~David Lehman
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Re: Ivy
by Ani&Annie » Wed Feb 09, 2011 9:40 am
No comments? 
Light rain is falling in Central Park
but not on Upper Fifth Avenue or Central Park West
where sun and sky are yellow and blue
Winds are gusting on Washington Square
through the arches and on to LaGuardia Place
but calm is the corner of 8th Street and Second Avenue
which reminds me of something John Ashbery said
about his poem "Crazy Weather" he said
he was in favor of all kinds of weather
just so long as it's genuine weather
which is always unusually bad, unusually
good, or unusually indifferent,
since there isn't really any norm for weather
When he was a boy his mother met a friend
who said, "Isn't this funny weather?"
It was one of his earliest memories ~David Lehman
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