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Published: 2014-04-04 13:55:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 1778; Favourites: 46; Downloads: 0
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Boats By The RiverPen Drawing
Natural paper, A4
2013.
I am very fond of calm natural atmosphere. It gives me space to relief, to think and to be inspired. So I captured a bit of such calm solitary mood in this drawing. And I love reeds on the river banks.
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I also love this graphism done with black pen. Very good work
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Thank you ^^
I'm very glad to know you liked it 
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You are very welcome Swapniel
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You too have a nice weekend Daniel and take care
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Beautiful pen and ink! Wonderful proportions! Great realism. I love the serene feeling it gives.
Great job!
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Thank you. I'm very fond of such calm atmospheres.
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I like your drawing style, you draw the lines very expressly but the overall drawing looks so calm and relaxing
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you're welcome
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i really like ur drawing, i like black n white drawing... it calm but seems "lonely" i cant found living things there not even a bird, a fish or cricket,
a little line to represent cloud would be nice.. anyway ur drawing just awesome
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Glad to know.
Yes, calm atmosphere greatly depends on solitariness.
Thank you.
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hii... i found out that u also give a very constructive advice at feedback corner, i like how u communicate it err maybe i also seek for ur advice ??
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Pardon, but I didn't understand clearly what you wanted to say..
I give constructive critiques on Rising-Artists 's journals. But as the day passes, there comes the new journals so I can't keep track of old journals if someone posts a comment later.
If you want a constructive feedback, just post with link on the Rising-Artists 's feedback journal on current day (means the day the journal is posted), or you can send me a note with the link of the artwork, and I will try to provide a constructive feedback.
Thank you.
Cheers.
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yeah thats wat i mean hehee, really i can send u note asking for critique?? thaaank uu.... u r such a nice guy
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I have recieved kind advices from this community. So I will try to give constructive advice as long as it is in my limit.
You can also post a question with a link of the artwork in the deviantART forum. Many good artists are frequent there and they can give a LOT of valuable advises regarding your artworks. I received a lot of advises from the forum. forum.deviantart.com/
I remember once I could not interpret an abstract piece which I found on devianatart and I asked in the forum about what that painting is trying to say....they gave such valuable informations that their advises totally changed my view on abstract genre, for good obviously.
So I highly recommend to use and ask in the forum too. To get feedbacks, you can ask in Rising-Artists , in deviantart forum and all the artists who are willing to give feedbacks.
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thanks... but sometimes i find its hard to find one..i also joined Rising-Artists, that were i found u while in the forum mostly i found they were xchanged comments, comment for comment is nice but sometimes i need critique on my drawings too..
Rising-Artists -> yup, joined n participated
deviantart forum -> i got comments
and Goodnight-Melbourne -> one of the artists who is willing to give feedback
is there anything i missed?
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Yeah seems like you didn't get the best of the forum. Here is a tip. Instead of posting your artwork in Forum's "Monthly General Art Critique Thread", post in the "general" section a constructive question. For example: "How do I improve the anatomy drawing?" (notice: you should not ask how I improve my art. Art has many forms. Be specific) and there you write how much you have progressed and how much you want to progress with a link of your work. Most of the time, you will receive valuable suggestions.
There are two tips to get the best of the forum -
1. Don't jump in other's thread. Post a new thread of your own.
2. Ask a constructive question politely, Clear what you want to ask. You ask a constructive question and they will give a constructive feedback. If nobody understands clearly what you are asking, they can't help.
3. Notice the time of posting a new thread. Most of the artists on dA are from United States. And they are active on dA obviously after office time i.e. after 6-7 of their time. So calculate that time according to your local time. This may sound silly but very useful, otherwise if you post a thread when it's midnight, your thread will go un-noticed most of the time.
That's all.
Tomorrow Rising-artist's new feedback journal is coming out. So stay tuned.
Good luck with your art journey.
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wouw u r really sooo nice...thanks a lot for ur advice
u know wat, from ur ID pic seems u r a reserved person, dont talk to much, giving like a "dont bother me" signal....i never expect that u will give me a very clear xplaination
well...meet u soon tomorrow at Rising artist feedback journal
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Thanks. But that's true. I am a reserved person by nature. But being reserved doesn't mean one won't give a clear statement. It means simpley one doesn't talk much unnecessary things.
Thank you for your nice words.
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