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  Shelly Bedsaul   
  Topeka, Kansas USA  
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Art:
""Facade""
Shelly Bedsaul
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From Show:
'FOTM: Nasturtium'


Art: Come Into My Parlor by Artist Shelly Bedsaul
"Come Into My Parlor"
Shelly Bedsaul
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From Show:
'1WC: Hidden'


Art: Sunflower Santa by Artist Shelly Bedsaul
"Sunflower Santa"
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From Show:
'Ornament Show'


Art: Santa Star Box 2 by Artist Shelly Bedsaul
"Santa Star Box 2"
Shelly Bedsaul
From Show:
'Ornament Show'


Art:
""Rose of Sharon""
Shelly Bedsaul
From Show:
'Nude in Art'


""Facade""

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Media:  ink & colored pencil
Dimensions:  17 x 22
Date of Work:  July 09

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Orange is the color of boldness, nasturtiums, flash and fire. Is her mask to hide the shy or is the shy to tone down the bold? Which is the facade? My technique, though time consuming, is simple. I start with a preliminary sketch in graphite. When my design is satisfactory, I ink the sketch, using a black, 05, pigma micron pen. I use Prismacolor pencils. Each area is a layering of about 5 different colors, going from dark to light, until the paper is totally burnished. Once the coloring is complete, I re-ink to make the line work a true black. It is then sprayed with workable fixatif to seal, protect and prevent wax bloom. The substrate is Crescent archival rag board.

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Topeka, Kansas, USA
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