Tallahassee Florida, USA WWSC 76 [RESULTS] and LATE posts

[markfletcher]

Tallahassee Florida USA WWSC 76 [RESULTS] a more from Robert, Jeff and Kerry
This time Chip got us started:

Another Broken Egg
black and white
by Chip Townsend





by Mark Fletcher





Another Broken Egg
color
by Chip Townsend





by Mark Fletcher





by Maria Barker





by Mark Fletcher





by Dottie Shearn





by Judith Boettcher





by Mark Fletcher





by Jeff Zenick





by Kerry





by Mark Fletcher





by Robert Lide





by Mark Fletcher

[Pili]

Good sketches! Congratulations!

[Rands]

Very beautiful drawings of plants and animals
And the same Picture of the building in black & white and colored is very interesting.
The ugh is very impressive!
I love especially the szenery with the alligator and the birds.
Cu
John

[markfletcher]

Thanks John.
I always liked elephants.
And yours is very fine and fun.
I remember the elephants stayed on my friend's farm down the road from home during childhood.
I sketched them using crosshatching for rough skin texture.
Mark

[markfletcher]

Thanks for your PM.
Yes new one by Judith from her garden where Maria was inspired by the same Lillies.
Mark

[Yves Giroud]

Beautiful sketches Mark!

[Charles]

Very nice achievements. Charles.

[markfletcher]

Thanks so much for your interest, Pili, Rands, Yves and Charles. I enjoy your art as well. I'll remind people to view your posts again. We ofeten miss something nice the first time looking!
Mark

[kjulin]

Always wonderful to see the variety of sketches from this group!
Inspiring and very nice!

[m9fred]

I'm always impressed by the appealing drawings from Tallahassee!
Beautiful views of landscape and architecture as well as amazing detailed sketches of plants and wildlife.
It's a pleasure to see the variety of stunning linework and subtle coloring. (The Broken Egg Cafe in two versions is very nice idea.)

Mark, you are the only one who draws frequently wild and obviously dangerous animals in their natural habitat.
I think I could not invest much attention drawing details while alligators are lurking around me.

Sorry for my late comment.
Manfred