This is my Sunday Sketch for this week. I thought I'd keep the Frida theme going here on my blog since I'm in Frida mode. For more Sunday Sketches visit Sophia!!
I also wanted to post a few photos of the progress I've made with Frida on Page 2 of my "Frida Study"!
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Double wow!!!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing how Frida kinda takes over when you start her. She refuses to be forgotten. I love what you are doing with her.
ReplyDeleteI was so inspired by your Frida I did a self portrait. I am afraid it looks like a child did it but I kind like it!!! I had a hard time put the colors in chunks on the face...I don't have the right colored markers, so I used pencil, but the face isn't as bright as the rest. I even used a gold leaf pen.... did I ever mention Frida is one of my favorite artist and I also love the bright Mexican art. Thanks for the inspiration!!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are terrific, Frida is such a good subject and very inspiring. Love what you are doing with her.
ReplyDeleteThese are stunning. You've really captured her! They are both amazing Rebecca! You should definitely keep going with this theme!
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday!
Kelly
i like the pict with details, the chale is great
ReplyDeleteShe's looking great! Wow! Say, is that first one done with charcoal? It looks like it, but I"m not quite sure.
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday!! :)
they're wonderful, I like the texture-like details in the second one
ReplyDeleteAll of your Frida drawings are wonderful... I love how you incorporate text into the image!
ReplyDeletep.s. Your blog is a fun place to visit :)
The inspiration just keeps rolling on... these are really wonderful creations. I want to do one now!
ReplyDeleteOh I love seeing the charcoal/graphite drawing of her in the first one! Wow. the details are gorgeous in the draping of the shawl, too!!!
ReplyDeleteFABULOUS, Rebecca
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Oh your Frida is coming along splendidly! I am loving this series! I really like the black and white! Have you thought of showing each piece in black and white and then on the opposite page in color? Both versions are so unique and wonderful.
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No question--Frida would be proud--I'm so glad that you're going with this theme--keep going!!
ReplyDeletethese are really so incredibly detailed adn fantastic. Kudos to you. :)
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing. I can't even find the words to say how much I love your style, interpretation and artwork. I love it.♥ Kathy
ReplyDeleteRebecca this is so pretty! You have such a creative brain and hand!! Love all those fun patterns :D
ReplyDeletewow rebecca, very cool xx
ReplyDeleteFrida is such an inspiration to us...and I can really see the connection between you and her! I love the first sketch, charcoal, loose and so genuine...just lovely!
ReplyDeleteoh how wonderful, look at all the details. I love that you kept her B&W and then added color to the back ground.
ReplyDeletesorry sooo late - we have been in and out the last month - but are checking up what we have missed! We love Frida - this is a great rendition!
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