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Desperado Drawing by Barbara Keith

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tiger drawings, big cat drawings, feline drawings, wildlife drawings, nature drawings, panthera drawings

Title:

Desperado

Artist:

Barbara Keith

Medium:

Drawing - Colored Pencil

Price

Not Specified

Dimensions

12.000 x 18.000 inches

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Description:

This is the female Siberian Tiger that resides at the Cleveland Zoo. I used my own photos for reference. I welcome all critiques and comments on my work.

Tags:

drawing, drawing drawings, tiger drawings, big cat drawings, feline drawings, wildlife drawings, nature drawings, panthera drawings

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03/21/2008

04:59 PM

Loretta Childs

Olathe, KS

Beautiful!

03/14/2008

04:38 PM

Barbara Keith

Maple Heights, OH

Sarah.. yes, I love those pencils too!! Ever try Faber-Castell? They also blend nicely WITH the Prismacolor.. gives you lots more colors...

03/14/2008

02:29 PM

Sarah Mattison

Lima, NY

Thank you again! To echo the above comments; your work is GREAT!! And to answer your question, I use Prismacolors. I find they blend and layer the best and are the most like paints. (which I also love, but with three young children, don't get to use very often!! :)

10/16/2007

05:35 PM

Toni Berry

Olathe, KS

My most favorite cat of all, Tigers. Beautiful painting! Thank you again for your comments on my pictures. I've never had the chance to pet one of these beautiful beasts. I came close but I invisioned me losing my hand so I didn't. That must have bee just awesome, I can't imagine. The closest I got to a touching a wild animal is a snapping turtle, I removed a fishing hook from his leg, for some reason he knew that I was helping and not trying to hurt him.

10/02/2007

03:14 PM

Judith Angell Meyer

Greeley, CO

Your art work is lovely. I love your Siberian Tiger. And I really like your graphite paintings. Really like your "growing up" idea. I want to thank you too for all your comments on my work. I really appreciate you taking the time to view it. Will keep checking your work :-D ...

09/17/2007

03:01 PM

Marcel Franquelin

Milltown, NJ

Very strong painting!

09/17/2007

02:49 PM

Rich DiSilvio

Massapequa, NY

Beautiful tiger Barbara. Just stopped back to look again. The coloring and finesse in the details make it spring to life. Thanks again for the compliments. Be productive and be well.

09/07/2007

12:31 AM

Wendy Froshay

Irvine, CA

Your work is phenomenal! Not just this cat - ALL your work is! Wow! Simply beautiful...

08/29/2007

03:12 AM

Richard Gordon

Lake Elsinore, CA

I love all of your cats... they are wonderful. I see you are an animal lover... I am going to e-mail you a picture (collage) of a local lady that out of the goodness of her heart feeds the anilmals here at Lake Elsinore. And thanks for your comment on "Monica Praising"

08/19/2007

02:26 PM

Mark Karvon

Concord, NC

Fantastic tiger. One of my favorites of the big cats.

07/30/2007

11:07 PM

W Scott Fenton

Loveland, CO

Hey , Barbarra I like the the realisim in your cat's ,You do a great job in making the eye's look real , Which as anyone who does animals knows is vital, to making the subjedt breathe! Nice Job! W. S Fenton

07/25/2007

10:52 AM

Barbara Keith

Maple Heights, OH

Anon, besides saying thank you - do you paint? If you do, then just use the pastels and colored pencils the same way. You can layer patels very easily and it's a lot of fun. Go ahead, dive in.. you won't lose a thing if you don't try!

07/25/2007

09:25 AM

Anonymous Visitor

Dallas, GA

Barbara, your work is incredible. I'm trying to teach myself to use coloered pencils and pastels, I can only hope to be as good as you are one day.

07/19/2007

11:48 AM

Claudio E Luna

Oceanside, CA

thank you Barbara i don't remember i did it like 15 years ago it was one of my first. but thank you any way.

06/27/2007

01:45 PM

Stan Hutchins

Scott City, KS

Very nice! It is neat that two people can view the same paintings and have a favorable but different opinion of them. I personally like the effect of lack of background, and feel it would divert attention from the subject. I concur that the cats are wonderful, as are the dogs and horses. I know very little about art, and have no training in it, but I do know what I like, and your gallery is filled with pieces that fit into that category. Hope you have a great day! Stan

06/27/2007

12:28 PM

Jon Rader Jarvis

Vashon, WA

Your great cats are wonderful. Do you have a zoo nearby where you can draw & paint from life? I believe you might benefit from a regular infusion directly from the animals. Zoos are not pleasant. Perhaps you could invest in a kitten There is a new American breed called a Toyger .($8K) . Tiger markings on a house cat. They are fabulous. You do great work. I can only suggest that the critters might benefit from a more active background (activate the space). JMHO Jon