Showing posts with label made in USA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label made in USA. Show all posts
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Friday, December 30, 2011
"My Girl" Day Twenty Ink Sketch
Years ago two very special dogs came into our lifes, Suzie aka Yellow
Fawn and Dexter aka Moose. They were anonymously given to my parents
who eventually gave them to us and they became dear and precious members
of our little family. As far as we could discern they were in the
Rhodesian Ridgeback family.
Thumbing through my albums today, I came across a photo of Suzie and it just called out to me as the subject of my Day Twenty Sketch. Now, mind you, drawing animals is not something that comes easily to me. I finally decided to challenge myself further in Brenda Swenson's 75 Day Sketch Challenge and at least attempt this drawing. So here is
Thumbing through my albums today, I came across a photo of Suzie and it just called out to me as the subject of my Day Twenty Sketch. Now, mind you, drawing animals is not something that comes easily to me. I finally decided to challenge myself further in Brenda Swenson's 75 Day Sketch Challenge and at least attempt this drawing. So here is
Thursday, December 29, 2011
"Soldier Boy"
I am so enjoying going through my old albums! Today I found a photo from 10/4/1993 and decided to sketch what I call "Soldier Boy"....
This "75 Day Sketch Challenge" is fun!
Try it you'll like it too!
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
The bond between brother and sister.....
Recently I decided to take on "Brenda Swenson's 75 Day Sketch Challenge"
in which a participant draws one sketch per day for 75 days using only
ink ... NO pencils or erasers allowed! Today was my eighteenth day and I
chose a photo of two of my grandchildren (when they were much younger).
I have never sketched two figures together on one page without first
making pre-drawings in pencils with lots of erasures to be sure that
proportions are close to what they should be. Never the less, I
decided I would try ... the result is this sketch that I really like!
The lesson I learned? You never truly know what you are capable of
doing until you really try.....
I have this print available as an Open Edition ACEO in my Etsy Shop.
I have this print available as an Open Edition ACEO in my Etsy Shop.
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