Greetings @barski ,
Lovely work!....and post!
Does the thirty hours time include the time you spent thinking on it....probably not...it is immeasurable...or is it? ^__^
Thank you for speaking on perspective....something for Bleujay to think on.
Kind Regards,
Bleujay
Thank you, brother @bleujay, for the great comment and great question. I think I spent a total of 30 hours working during blackouts, which lasted 3-4 hours twice a day, over several days, but it's hard to count exactly because I periodically switch to other drawings, it's easier to catch inspiration by the tail, sometimes you need a change of scenery. :)
Have a blessed evening, if, like me, you are having an evening now! But may other times of the day bring you joy!
All true! ^__^
Oh yes...that was my point really...it is hard to count....yet it is one of the queries people ask...'How long did it take you'...oh, I never thought about it....they really would not want to hear...about two years...hehe.
Bleujay also switches to other work...whilst working on a drawing, painting, etc....isn't that interesting...and for the same reasons.
Wishing you a blessed evening as well fellow believer in Jesus Christ.
!BBH
Haha, if you consider that I finished some of the drawings two years after the start of the work and the moment when I thought that the work was finished based on that level of my technique, then I also have such, unthinkable for many, deadlines for putting drawings into operation. Watercolor does not tolerate haste, that's for sure, apparently I can't make friends with it very well precisely because of this, well, I don't give the paint layer a chance to dry lol :) !BEER