196 - TALL SHIPS LEAVING THE TYNE - DAVE EDWARDS - PEN & INK - 1993
The tall ships sometimes visit the River Tyne and here is a drawing of them leaving. I did this back in 1993 using Rotring Isograph pens and it took about ten hours or so to complete altogether.
This has special meaning for me because my great great grandfather, Captain James Jewels, was a sea captain whose ships sailed on this very river in the 19th century.
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Mike Paget
Very nice work
Karin Taylor
just amazing, i love your attention to detail…. perfect!
Tom Gomez
Worth every minute of your time Dave …
Ine Spee
This one is really lovely. The detail on the ships is wonderful and I like the texture of the water with its subtle waves. 10 hours well spent I’d say. =)
Colin Cartwright
Ah, ships! My favourite subject for watercolour.
A fine sketch and good details of the sailing ships. Great in pen..and brave, Dave.
The last time I saw them, was from Gateshead and North Shields, in 1986.
Jo Hoden "C'...
fabulous
Matthew Chambe...
Very nice
BLYTHART replied
Thanks for your comments Matthew.
Matthew Chambe...
That’s fine. They’re all very good.
Woodie
This has a nice old engraved feel to it!!!
Cheers Neil
Luke Brannon
Wow, Dave that’s amazing!
dawndavies
TERRIFIC PIECE,DAWNX
Linda Callaghan
great detail, excellent art
Hidemi Tada
wonderful drawing Dave.
Estelle O'Brien
Lovely sketch Dave…
helene ruiz
i love ur sketches!
Monica Engeler
Really wonderful drawing. The sky, the ships, the water all your detail is just amazing. Love it.
valzart
Wondrous work sweetheART lovely nostalgia ;} happy hippy hugglez
K Bock
fantastic work, so beautiful !!
Pamela Plante
Love this Dave, I think it has more impact in balck and white.