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Practicing simple flower designs from "Zenspirations, Letters & Patterning" by Joanne Fink.
These were colored with various Sakura Gelly Roll pens and Tombow markers.
1. Bicycle_ECOPERA, 2. dream bike., 3. bike, 4. KeepLifeWild, 5. Dan's Custom Scrambler, 6. i had a bike, 7. Bikes Parked, 8. I want to ride my bicycle, 9. Pedal Power, 10. lamb, 11. Bike Love, 12. bikeweb, 13. EDM 35 Bike
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Cagliari "Quartiere Castello" "Street art" Fiammetta53
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“We are surrounded by curtains. We only perceive the world behind a curtain of semblance. At the same time, an object needs to be covered in order to be recognized at all.”
― René Magritte
This is the first thing I've drawn in years. It's possibly the first thing I've drawn since this in 2003. I don't really remember drawing anything in the years since. My drawings are a commitment; they take hours, over days, over weeks. So starting one can feel like picking up a big weight. But those are the big serious drawings; sketches don't need to be that way, and I need to remind myself of that.
This one took around 40 minutes while I sat in Cosi last night. Then I gave this drawing in its brand new sketchbook to the young guy who works behind the counter who always chats me up about what I do, who enjoys looking at my photos on my iPad, and my drawings. He expressed that he likes art and wishes he could draw but doesn't have the talent. So I'm trying to encourage him to give it a shot. I also printed out and gave him some good advice that I ran across on Quora; the things they describe are ways that I have always naturally approached drawing without thinking about it, but they are approaches that can be learned, too, if they don't come naturally.
He was shyly enthusiastic about giving it a try and said he'll have some things to show me if I stop in next week. He's a hard worker, and I'm betting he can do it.
I'm sharing this here in the hopes that it inspires me to sketch something else sooner than ten years from now.
The Sawdust Art Festival is a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating the public and promoting the art created in Laguna Beach. Since its inception, the nonprofit Sawdust Art Festival organization has celebrated and supported the work of local artists.
Designed to both entertain and educate, the Sawdust Art Festival draws more than 200,000 visitors worldwide each year. Visitors are invited to shop along sawdust-covered paths through a hand-crafted village of fine arts and superb craftsmanship. Artists that exhibit during the summer festival are Laguna Beach residents.
The Sawdust Art Festival plays a vital role in supporting the careers of many local artists. The Sawdust has expanded from its beginnings as a small show on a vacant lot on Pacific Coast Highway to a nine-week festival set in Laguna Canyon on a cool three-acre, eucalyptus grove.
Oil in canvas.
I hope my good friend Kline forgive me.
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