Here is the sketch of a cut lemon with a glass of lemonade.

I thought it needed more color to it because it looked like fruit next to a glass. So, I added color. Here is the color version.

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8 comments:
Good work. Glass and transparency are very hard to draw. Nevertheless, there seems to be something strange in the equilibrium of the citrus: it looks as it was stick on the table. Continue.
yes, I noticed it after I drew the glass. I guess the juice from the lemon caused it to stick in this manner.
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The color adds so much to this one. You've just reminded me, I love lemonade!
Hey, A. Been a long time. Thanks for stopping back and commenting.
Nice work. Makes me thirsty.
Great job Lou! I can tell it's a lemon even without the color. I like how you made it on lined paper as well.
Now if you could just draw me a bottle of Jack Daniels alongside of it...
heh, I'm with tony ;) I like the color version too...great job shading the ice!
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