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What's that coming out from behind the rocky outcrop?? Indians!!
No, it's OK, it's just a tumbleweed...
Great stuff!
nice...love looking at natures art...like stone outcroppings and how the wind and rain shaped them...you captured that nicely..
For a moment there, I thought you'd drawn a chunk of Australia :D But then I guess New Mexico is something similar, minus the kangaroos :D
I love the freedom you have in this sketch. Shows a good hand, an experienced hand. Nice linework.
Thanks for sharing.
Nutty
(too tired to make much sense)
nice sketch, love New Mexico. I could use a trip back there! xxoo
Nice sketch, colours and I also like the quick lines you draw (with pen I think)because they give emphasis.
good sketch, i always love to see places I've never been...but would like to visit.
Ah! Perfect impressions! :)
Reminds me of my childhood summers in the dessert in California! Have always wanted to visit New Mexico. I think you captured the sense of the landscape!
wonderful piece....New Mexico looks inspiring!!!!
there is that feeling of desolation, probably because there's no people around
love desert scenes as they are so different from where I live. great job.
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wonderful simplicity in this.
What a wonderful sketch! I love this. It makes me want to go to New Mexico.
Very very nice!!
Nice sketch, dt. I love seeing sketches of nature and all. :)
this is great. I see a crocodile in it :)
I could go for some of the heat I envision in this sketch even if it is only virtual)!
Lovely sketch, I already get a feel of New Mexico just by looking at this!
Lovely sketch, resembles well the flat rock shelves of New Mexico and surrounding areas.
thanks for all the kind words
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