I drew up a lone tree in my sketchbook a few weeks ago and had been thinking of what to do with it.
Then an idea struck me after I put up my Christmas tree on 1st December. I drew / painted some moss like string web with little white balls hanging from the lone tree. Then I painted the background with darker color which reminded me of winter night. And there you go ...
Then an idea struck me after I put up my Christmas tree on 1st December. I drew / painted some moss like string web with little white balls hanging from the lone tree. Then I painted the background with darker color which reminded me of winter night. And there you go ...
It is interesting how the things in our life inspire our creativity. And I hope you enjoy this little imaginary Christmas Tree of mine! :)
The sketch is also for Paint Party Friday (which I'm late for my entry this week) - hosted by Eva and Kristin. All are welcomed! Do join in to share and support each other!
13 comments:
It is so intriguingly beautiful, like dewdrops on a spiderweb....
Hard to take my eyes off it!
i love this very much.. i am drawn to the background then to the lighted web. i agree that the simple things in our life can inspire our creativity.:)
I love your idea, it's creative and pretty wonderful!
So beautiful, the subtle changes of color in the background is stunning~
// -T.W-
Oh this is lovely and unique, just beautiful!!!!
Very interesting and unique.
This is so lovely and what a fabulous composition.
Hey Hybrid,
When I first saw your photos, I thought about Christmas... Very nice!
Evelyn
this is lovely. Something so wistful about it. It also makes me think of some strange land in a movie like the Lord of the Rings or The Lion, the witch and the wardrobe, I'm not sure why. I think even the way the paper has reacted to the watercolour helps to make the sky look even more full of snow!
Very pretty and so softly festive. I really like this.
Captivating!
Oh, I like it. It's so simple and elegant.
I love that you just let your imagination create fairy-like strings flowing out from the tree.
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