Snowy Owl Update

By
Getting there, almost ready to add the shading to his face :) I like how quick using these plastic plates can be, but I don't get as much detail with them as I do when I use plexi glass So, while finishing with the thinner plastic plates is a lot faster, you sacrifice detail for speed.

Comments

  1. juliefordoliver.blogspot.com12:56 am

    He is coming along beautifully. feathers look soft an d follow form.
    I admire anyone who has the patience to engrave. What are you using to etch with?
    Hope you are feeling better.

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Jennifer Rose9:13 pm

      i love etching, get lost in it and forget the time lol I am using a metal scriber which I find keeps a sharp point pretty well :)


      Delete
  2. Shashi Nayagam7:15 am

    He looks absolutely wonderful

    ReplyDelete
  3. Sandy Sandy Art1:53 pm

    I agree with the above comments, Jennifer. Looks like a Snowy in a snowstorm right now ...

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Jennifer Rose9:14 pm

      thank you Sandy :) hmm wonder if I could etch snow....

      Delete
  4. Studio at the Farm2:46 pm

    Hi Jen,
    Thank you for the compliment on the babes. I like the dry brush effect - it's fussy to do but gives a great look.
    I didn't know you are a 'Nucker ... living in the land of kilts and haggis. How did that happen?
    Kathryn

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Jennifer Rose9:15 pm

      hubby is Scottish, met in New Zealand, ended up here :) thats the short version lol

      Delete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog