Obviously you have training and are professional.
I love seeing what others are doing.
I've been moving away from two dimensional work lately...
But here is a sample of an intaglio color viscosity print I did many years ago,
when I was training in art after my other professional training was over.
(I did mostly printmaking and life drawing then). At one point I considered becoming a medical illustrator. But 4 more years of college and an interview
who suggested I would be wasted there (I am too creative for them) squashed that.
I do watercolor and pastel now, mostly highly realistic, and tending to nature.
But I have become restless and 3 -D work (sculpture) seems more appealing these days. The detail work becomes more difficult with trifocals, I've discovered.
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