Baby Elephant

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Baby Elephant

Free hand Pencil Sketch on 9x12#60White drawing paper. It took about one hour to draw. My model a very old ceramic green adult elephant, I converted my drawing to a view of its youth. LOL bottom drawing computer inhanced.

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Christy LaRoy

Christy LaRoy 21 Mar 2006

Very nice....we are big elephant fans around our house, and you did a great job!!!!

Jerry

Jerry 21 Mar 2006

Such a lovely little guy. Wonderful style and mood!

abby fox

abby fox 02 Mar 2006

sweet

Jude
Artist Reply: Hi Abby thank you for veiwing my art. I appreciate you comments. thanks again Jude
Jude
Artist Reply: Thank you Abby
K L Marsala

K L Marsala 22 Feb 2006

reminds of the tiny dumbo. I really think youve done a very good job on this. The shadowing works well, youve got the shape, the only thing I can think of is maybe the trunk needs either shortened or maybe needs a bit of reshaping, and then again that just maybe my perspective- since I cannot see the original ceramic youve done this from.

Jude
Artist Reply: Thanks K L for commenting on my work. I appreciate your opinion on my art. It is funny you mention the trunk. Once I scanned it, on the computer, I was cleaning up a few graphite smug marks around the trunk and I must of clip the drawing. I did notice it after I posted it and wondered if any one would notice and mention it. I really should rescan my original drawing and resubmit it again. I do most of my sketches in a couple of hours once I get to a point where thats it. And once I put a drawing away I dont look at it again. Other wise I over do the drawing trying to make it perfect. I dont know if that makes scence? Thanks again.
Vivian Allen

Vivian Allen 15 Feb 2006

Wonderful drawing. I can't make up my mind which I like more...the softness of the above, or the bold contrast of the lower one. They are both beautiful.