Eagle Owl #4

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Small update to the Eagle Owl etching. This is going to look so odd until I get the shading done lol but need the basic feathers done first.

Still need to darken the beak more, and then I get too my favourite part, the ear tuffs :)

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  1. carol l mckenna12:39 am

    Beautiful work and such talent and patience ~ beauty personified ~

    Happy Weekend to you ~
    A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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  2. Christine1:29 am

    coming along very nicely.

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  3. Victoria7:56 pm

    Magnificent!! beautiful potency...I am so pulled in to those powerful eyes! The gorgeous storm of linework and intuitive marks are a feast for the soul. it makes one want to get a pencil out immediately and create!!

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  4. Tammie Lee9:01 pm

    wonderful how all those lines create such realistic eagle owl gaze. I am glad that you show it close enough to see your details.

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  5. Jennifer Rose1:15 am

    thanks carol :)

    thank you Christine :)

    lovely comment Victoria :)hopefully you got something created :)

    thanks Tammie :) I like showing the close ups so then people can see it really is just a bunch of lines making up the shapes :)

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  6. stefanie stark10:38 am

    I really admire your talent so much! And as well your patience to look at all the details and draw them so carefully! It's wonderful!

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  7. Lisabella Russo9:33 pm

    It's looking amazing! I love it.

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  8. Clare Lloyd6:18 am

    Looks fab

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  9. 2paw11:03 am

    I look forward to your ear tufting!

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  10. Jennifer Rose11:36 pm

    thanks stefanie :)

    thank you Lisa :)

    thanks Clare :)

    cindy, managed to find some time today to start the ears :)

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  11. juliefordoliver.blogspot.com5:21 am

    Doesn't look odd to me, Jennifer. I think it look amazing!
    Your ability with getting the values correct all with tiny lines is fabulous.
    Cant wait to see the next stage.

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  12. JKW5:32 pm

    Are you etching on glass or on vinyl? It is absolutely gorgeous. Blessings, Janet

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  13. Jennifer Rose11:52 pm

    thanks Julie :) years of cross hatching practice paying off lol

    JKW, its dry point etching on plexi-glass, so no chemicals involved :)

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