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Sunday, September 14, 2008

"Muslim Rider" Kampala, Uganda,

Back to my Uganda images.......This Muslim girl glanced back just as I clicked the shutter....We were driving through the outskirts of Kampala , on our way to the airport guest house....I think the image is a compelling portrait into the life of a typical Ugandan citizen.

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Right now I am fascinated with painting and drawing on this brown paper!.....sorry about the glare.........=/..
Oil and graphite on brown paper......approx. 22x30 $300.00

8 Comments:

Blogger Diane Hoeptner (hep-ner) said...

LOVING the sketch/paint thing you have going here!

10:27 AM  
Blogger silvina said...

You're really onto something here, Robin. I think the vivid paint looks so striking against the earthy looking brown paper. The contrast is lovely!

9:53 PM  
Blogger Robin Weiss said...

Hi Diane, Thanks, I guess I will keep going and see where this idea leads.

6:27 AM  
Blogger Robin Weiss said...

Thank you Silvi! I think I need to explore some different papers, but will continue to go with this technique and just have fun with it.

6:31 AM  
Blogger redchair said...

Hi Robin,
I also love the combined mediums.
It's very rich and so telling of the moment you saw her.

It's really a striking work and idea.
Vikki

5:09 PM  
Blogger Robin Weiss said...

Thank you Vikki!!....No time to comment on everyones blog right now ...It's sooo frustrating!!!...I'll talk to you soon....

6:03 AM  
Blogger Nancy Van Blaricom said...

I think there is something very rich in the brown paper when used as a support... It makes me feel that we all have something in common. I guess because it is so common to us all??? I have only used the brown paper once to do some painting/drawing on. It sold to the first person who saw it...

I love this drawing and painting you've done. Your drawing skills are remarkable. I love your sketches.

5:36 PM  
Blogger Robin Weiss said...

Nancy, thank you for your kind words.

7:54 PM  

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