Andrei ... your paintings are so nice, each one of them ! that i like to think you must really have fun leaving your light, shadow, structure stripes, marks, lines, points on the "canvas". That's the first feeling i have .... Dammit this guy must love what he's doing bacause it's so nice that's obvious ! so i just give a very simple "tanks" for all those drawings of yours you give as present to our eyes !
And i had one basic technical question ... how long does it takes you to achive a sketch like this marvoulous late afternoon warm sun light scene ? On one hand .... and on the other hand how long do you need to achieve more precises paintings like "Dry grass", "Vesna" or "Wooden church" for exemple ?
umhhhh ..... maybe Yacin was right indeed .... it's seems more to my eyes now thatit might be an early morning light rather than a late afternoon sun set warm light ... ;o)
Andrei! Everyone has already told you how wonderful this image is so I'm sure I don't have much else to add. But I will point out that my great-grandparents on both sides of my family are from your homeland.
Thanks everybody! To Kaloo:Thanks for your "Tanks"!I love it very much!Answering on your question-On the average I draw about 2-3 hours. If is more detailed, I spend more time. It is possible to draw very long. But I try to spend less time because I working on the basic work. :o) To Yasin:or it may be Zadar Croatia.;O)Probably I'll visit Salamanca one day. To Elliot:I thought, that I felt a smell of native blood. :O)
Amazing....Andrei you are the best :o)
ReplyDeleteI would call it "the light" because you have it. Great.
ReplyDeletebeautiful! I love the way it FLOODS-in!
ReplyDeletebeautiful use of colors...Thanks for the great work.
ReplyDeleteYes!
ReplyDeleteWonderful lighting.love the mood :)
ReplyDeleteAndrei ... your paintings are so nice, each one of them ! that i like to think you must really have fun leaving your light, shadow, structure stripes, marks, lines, points on the "canvas". That's the first feeling i have .... Dammit this guy must love what he's doing bacause it's so nice that's obvious ! so i just give a very simple "tanks" for all those drawings of yours you give as present to our eyes !
ReplyDeleteAnd i had one basic technical question ... how long does it takes you to achive a sketch like this marvoulous late afternoon warm sun light scene ? On one hand .... and on the other hand how long do you need to achieve more precises paintings like "Dry grass", "Vesna" or "Wooden church" for exemple ?
Balchoye spasiba
Paka
umhhhh ..... maybe Yacin was right indeed .... it's seems more to my eyes now thatit might be an early morning light rather than a late afternoon sun set warm light ... ;o)
ReplyDeleteamazing Andrei! you´re a great artist!And so fast!
ReplyDeleteYes it does look a little like Salamanca at dusk in summer.
ReplyDeleteVery nice drawing. I like the thin and curly balconies.
Very cool mood, it smells like the sea. I'd love to live there.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a huge fan of digital, but you do it well.
ReplyDeleteAndrei!
ReplyDeleteEveryone has already told you how wonderful this image is so I'm sure I don't have much else to add.
But I will point out that my great-grandparents on both sides of my family are from your homeland.
Thanks everybody!
ReplyDeleteTo Kaloo:Thanks for your "Tanks"!I love it very much!Answering on your question-On the average I draw about 2-3 hours. If is more detailed, I spend more time. It is possible to draw very long. But I try to spend less time because I working on the basic work. :o)
To Yasin:or it may be Zadar Croatia.;O)Probably I'll visit Salamanca one day.
To Elliot:I thought, that I felt a smell of native blood. :O)
Incredible...simply beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful stuff!
ReplyDeleteThank you Marcelo!
ReplyDeleteThank you Hans!
привет,андрюх!!!
ReplyDeleteэта солнечная картинка,думаю,строго для меня - жаль поздно посмотрел...
как здоровье великого князя?