Francisco Pellicer Viri
This figure is the result of doodling. Somehow while doodling, I was thinking about landscape paintings from the Late Renaissance to the 19th century. Many of these paintings had figures in them that seem to dot the landscape paintings. Some wealthy landowner commissioned the artist to create such landscapes so that this owner can show the friends and acquaintances. Needs to impress them with such extensive property. Ordered the painter to show some of these figures who live and toil on the property. Just one of the many unknown beings on the property of an oligarch. This is a watercolor on paper.
Another great watercolor. But at first I thought it was the stranger to whom the cowboy tipped his hat to as it looks a bit like a North American frontier lady complete with her bonnet. But being a lady on an estate is just as good. Your lines remain so elegant and simple. I wish I had the time to go back to drawing but as of late I concentrate on translation, writing and commenting here on Virily and crochet or knit or tat and any kind of needle and thread work.
That sounds great. There is nothing on the downside with that. Have a nice day.