Happy Birthday Martin (groegnitram) by helanker
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Hello!
I wanted to give you a drawing, as you always make so wonderful drawings yourself. This is a coal sketch (doodle) I made many years ago. Happy birthday Martin :)
Thanks you all for your kind comments to yesterdays post and special thanks to those who added it to their favorites. :-)
Weather???... hmm YUK!!... snowing :-///
Comments (16)
koosievantutte
very fine image, helle.
flora-crassella
a wonderful image!!!
magnus073
Helle this is such a lovely and detailed sketch and a great birthday gift to your friend.
tennesseecowgirl
Fantastic and a very Happy Birthday to Martin! :)
jeroni
Wonderful and very creative work
groegnitram
thank you helle, thank you very much :) its wonderful, i would like to sit there for a while, its a beautiful landscape and your playful loose use of coals makes this one so alive as all the other ones in your doodle thread! i will post some in there soon again :) thank you helle, i feel honoured and it puts another smile on my face! have a great sunday evening/night :)
EnaR
Beautiful work ;o)))))))))))))))))))))))))))
Susank
FANTASTIC!!.. great stuf, Faster.
ARTWITHIN
Helle, you are a natural, and this wonderful sketch shows that. I can just see you sitting out in the beautiful landscape, sketching this gorgeous scene. Wow! You are so fortunate, Helle. It is a wonderful dedi & gift for Martin.
3x3
lovely sketch and birthday gift
timtripp
superb!!!
Indoda
Fantastic sketch
durleybeachbum
Where would we be without the ability to doodle! Great stuff.
lyron
Great gift!!!
DennisReed
A lovely 2D piece Helle! Bravo!
anahata.c
lovely, helle, showing once again your easeful & natural way with drawing. Isn't it interesting that "doodle" meant a 'fool' originally, because great doodles are terrific works of art. So you used charcoal...you got some really fine lines and free & easy shadings, you delineate areas with such ease, it's casual but direct & to the point (and even jazzy). A wonderful gift for a wonderful soul who everyone loves. He gives so much of himself, why wouldn't they? Wonderful, always terrific to see your drawings here...