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lunatica

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3. It's not about whether it's done yet

Reply to GreenPartyVoter (Original post)

Wed Dec 30, 2020, 03:00 PM

Dec 2020

Because you can leave it as is and it feels and looks done. Trust your own instincts. If you have to ask yourself if it’s done or not and you don’t know one way or the other then it’s not done.

My suggestion would be that you can work your magic with pen and ink to define some details more sharply. But let it be known that’s only because I love your pen and ink renditions!

I understand you want to get away from that, but I sure don’t see why.

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OK, bottom version is final. Extra ink lines added. [View all] GreenPartyVoter Dec 2020 OP

Very soothing as is. Arne Dec 2020 #1

Perfect as is! Ohiogal Dec 2020 #2

It's not about whether it's done yet lunatica Dec 2020 #3

I'm considering re-inking the dorey. Not sure if I want the buoys GreenPartyVoter Dec 2020 #4

I always find it better to live with a piece for a while lunatica Dec 2020 #5

I'll pop it off the block and get going on my Cornwall piece. I have another week GreenPartyVoter Dec 2020 #6

Let us know if you decide to add something to it! lunatica Dec 2020 #7

Or if I start over, as suggested below. Not sure it will be much different as GreenPartyVoter Dec 2020 #10

Start that one again. marble falls Dec 2020 #8

I'm on a time constraint. Not sure I can get two done this week, but GreenPartyVoter Dec 2020 #9

Not a thing. It gives you a chance to imprint what you learned and maybe doing something ... marble falls Dec 2020 #11

Beautiful! SheltieLover Dec 2020 #12

I think it looks great the way it is. bif Dec 2020 #13