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11.2.11
Drawing exercise made fun

9.2.11
Brussels witloof

It's my third attempt to draw a white subject on a white background. And yet again the whiteness is suggested by using colour. Interesting how your mind translates the information seen through your eyes.
Pen and ink and watercolor.
3.2.11
Mushrooms

Pen and watercolor.
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