15 December 2009

Illustration Friday - Hatch


Hatch is the word this week. Two for the price of one here - a hatch to the hen house and those eggs are probably getting ready to hatch. This is chalk on black paper - a study I did for a woodcut some years ago. Cheating a little with this as I've posted it before, but with no time for IF this week thought I'd give it another airing!

19 comments:

  1. That really is stunning, Caroline. I'd love to see the woodcut too.

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  2. I am glad you did. This is marvelous and I didn't get to see it the last time. It seems so alive. I am surprised you haven't found little chalk chicks running about.

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  3. wow, I thought this was scratchboard! This is wonderful. Nice fat hen!

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  4. I'm glad you aired it again Caroline. It's charming!

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  5. OMG! OMG! That's it! You are on my top four favorite IF painters/illustrators.

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  6. Ah, she's all broody with her babies-I love it!

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  7. What wonderful control you have over chalk! I am seeing it for the first time and feeling WOWed!

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  8. great design and drawing. I haven't done a chalk drawing in a long time...hmmmm...well done.

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  9. it;s wonderful as i hadn't seen it before. what a treat.

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  10. I'm glad you posted it again, I had missed it the first time around. And it's BEAUTIFUL, Caroline!

    About the Art Exchange, the calendar was a late arrival, I think this is it. :-)

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  11. Wow! Really amazing.
    Caroline, your creations are so so beautiful, whether in colours or black and white. I really salute you!
    Take care and we are sure to meet up!

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  12. This is stunning. I missed the earlier post of this, so I'm glad I caught it this time around.

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  13. Holy Henhouse! That is amazing chalkwork! Wowie, Caroline. You have amazing control and finesse and skill. I bow down to thee.

    I'm loving your owl series!

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  14. Gorgeous work - love it!

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  15. BEAUTIFUL!!! I too thought it was scratchboard at first. Did you ever make a woodcut of it?

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