#7 a story told well . . .
This is a continuation of the previous post. As we know - every little detail does not have to be filled in - in order for a story to be told well. Take for example this charcoal drawing. No face - and yet you believe that she will enjoy a delicious apple! Don't you?
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I love the fact that "every little detail does not have to be filled in"- in fact I just took a workshop in August and he said leave it at 90%, leave something for the viewer to fill in. It's knowing when to stop, eh?
Thanks for introducing me to Rebecca Kinkead...sweet...
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