Water Veil
What follows is the 18-week drawing process for Water Veil in panoramic view created by IrfranView. My hope is this summary allows you to follow the development of the water scene.
Hint: if you click on one of the panoramic images you’ll be able to see the details better.
Oil Pastels by Mary 
Do I remember right having watched the beginning? I didn’t expect such a marvel.
It seems I thought about your drawing when I have been writing these lines
there is one water
looking with eyes of its choice
if made visible
There is only one
water with many faces
drawn by what veiled it
http://adabrowka.wordpress.com/2013/12/23/round-dance/
Thank you so much Andrzej for this comment, your writing is extraordinary and special. Really enjoyed the link and your words of creativity.
I dropped by in search of this fascinating piece, wondering if it had been completed. Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you Leslie so much for remembering and stopping back to see the conclusion and process – really appreciate it.
Mary, this is a phenomenal drawing, the textures are so true.
i really enjoyed the time lapse gallery as well, your patience
and eye for detail are so readily apparent.
i also wanted to ty for liking my poetry/artwork pairings,
encouragement is always really appreciated.
Thank you so much for your generous feedback and comment – I find a lot of peace in the process of drawing. Really appreciate hearing from you.
i’m just beginning again to find that serenity in the process too, i think the time away has colored my perspective a great deal. i enjoy the gift for what it is, with the freedom of no expectations. it’s joyful again.
Great reply and it’s exactly how I feel about Thursdays drawings – the time spent working on each piece takes me to another place.
Love it!!!
Thanks very much!
Absolutely amazing!
Thank you Violet – it was a wonderful project!
Mary – This time-lapse summary will certainly prove to be a good educational tool for those not quite sure how to embark on this sort of thing. Splendid thing to make available. It also shows the merits of consistent self-discipline over months of work.
Thank you Craig – this drawing was a piece that I got totally wrapped up in, very satisfying project. Hope you enjoyed the process, for me it was like witnessing rocks being born.
I love this, Mary!
Thanks Francesca!
You are amazing Mary.
Thanks Eunice!
🙂
Very cool Mary!
Thanks!
Really amazing…..
Thank you very much Rob, glad you enjoyed this process summary.