Grasses by moonlight
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Beautifully dramatic.
Many thanks Elena. I’m pleased you like it.
Like an etching -
I think grasses – especially winter grasses – often lend themselves to this form of presentation, and I enjoy working in an ‘etching’ style!
And I bet you love the Durer etchings, too.
You are right Lynn, but I particularly like Eric Gill
Lovely – less is most definitely more!
I’m pleased you like it. It’s a particular favourite with me.