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A small bright crater caught my eye near the terminator last night. At low power, it seemed to be raised above the moon’s surface and had a shape reminiscent of a Flying Saucer. I first photographed the area where the Flying Saucer was, so that I could later identify the structure. Once finished with the photograph, I increased the power and made a rough drawing of what now no longer appeared as a Flying Saucer, but as an odd-shaped crater caught at sunrise.

 

Later at home, the crater was identified as Lavoisier A. According to the literature, it is unique in being a square-shaped crater. The angle of the crater as seen through a telescope from Earth fails to show its true nature. Its square shape can only be realized by looking straight down at it from an orbiting spacecraft. The unusual shape of the crater is hypothesized to be due to pre-damaged rock at the site of the impact and that the shock waves resulting from the impact were misdirected through the deformed rock resulting in the odd-shaped crater.

 

To see additional astronomy drawings visit: www.orrastrodrawing.com

 

A new school year started (yesterday), so I was inspired to start a 365-project again. I want to picture all my most important memories in this project this school year so I get an awesome 'book' of pictures at the end.

 

Hopefully I won't forget making pictures because I really do wanted this a long time ago. Behind every picture there will be a real or fiction story (depends on my mood), which I will include shortly in the descriptions.

 

Story of the Squirrel notebook ~

Once upon a time there was a squirrel. At a night the squirrel said 'hi' to the leaves, but the leaves didn't respond. The leaves only breathed really hard. The squirrel desperately asked mothercat why the leaves were ignoring him. Mothercat answered: 'They are sleeping honey, if you want to talk to them you must wait till you see a bird in the evening. When you see a bird you can make friends'. So the squirrel waited and waited, but no bird came. The squirrel cried and cried tears out loud. Finally a gorgeous pink bird came and asked: 'My dear, why are you crying?'. The squirrel jumped up and as soon as he saw a leaf he tried to talk to it. The bird became sad and mad because he felt ignored, so she left. Back home the squirrel asked mothercat: 'Why didn't the leaves talk? I saw a bird!'. Mothercat laughed and said: 'Honey, the bird are the leaves. The leaves are the birds. They sometimes hide themselves behind those leaves. You can't even tell how smart they are! I have something for you, squirrel.' Mothercat went to her old closet and found a special blue leaf. 'This my dear, was from my old friend Mrs. Birdy. It protects you from bad animals. You can keep it well, or gift someone special with it.' So the squirrel thought about the conversation and waited the next day for the pink bird. The same bird came, but ignored the squirrel. The squirrel said sorry to the bird and gave the bird the special blue leaf. That's how the animals became friends.

the end

Figure drawing, pencil on paper. Gage Academy, Seattle, open studio, summer 2016.

from The Architectural Review Drawings Blog ift.tt/13bJRgW

Soon in Dolldom - Retros Lalka Fest! It's hot in Lalkaland! Lilli Lalka dolls by Julian Kalinowski wear Retros by Liz Cole and jewelry by Joy Jarred.

drawings done at chugnut 2012

And then we descended into the depths of the gallery to do a bit of drawing from life.

 

Julia Kay's Portrait Party!

  

Photo by this amazing photographer.

 

I must confess. I didn't draw the whole photo, because the nose was a *ahum* disaster...

 

Anyway, I hope you like it Jessica.

pens on paper

3.5 x 2.5 inches.

~TITLE OF DRAWING~

CRXSS

APPROXIMATE SIZE: 8" x 10.5" Inches.

Media: Ink & Pencil On Altered Paper Book Page.

* This piece is Signed Dated For Authenticity.

Created in October 2013.

 

©Birdie, water sol oils on bambook paper, A4

 

I spent this afternoon making monoprints. The first two were 'learning experiences' but this one came out alright

Drawing of "Suguri", a character from the comic book series "Inubaka: Crazy for Dogs". :)

Stewardship Committee mtg notes for church. We cover important church issues, like the need for cinnamon rolls and pens.

Pencil on paper

Annalucinka / Anna Marchi for JKPP

refrence picture at www.flickr.com/photos/annamarchi/5706833230/

paper is white, photo taken by an ipad

Permanent marker on paper

30.5 x 22.6 cm (12 x 8.9 inches)

Iris Bakker at work at the Kröller-Müller Museum

Sketchbook Doodles.

Hope you like my little present!!! (this time I'm not late XP) also I hope u have a great day with friends and family! have a good day Abbie! thank you so much for being such a LOVELY friend! :D

Graphite on paper. 9/17/11. Spring Studio.

papel kraft e carvão.

When I'm actually working, here's what it looks like these days.

2009

drawing , ink , water pencil

Public Domain Book: The nine lives of a cat : a tale of wonder

by Bennett, Charles H. (Charles Henry), 1829-1867

 

Published 1860

Doodles on Veer catalogs.

News papper+drawing

Pastel, charcoal, graphite, oil pastel

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