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I was in Hillside Mall this morning, and taking my coffee before going to the bank. Observing people is one of thing I like to do.
Yep, one hour sitting in the waiting room :-)
Sakura Micron 01 on the back of a slick paper coupon for eye drops, LOL!
"Camisetas Zorro"
"Fox T-shirts"
Camisetas hechas por Frigo Fingers con dibujo de Higi Vandis.
Camiseta blanca seriegrafiadas un poco ancha, larga y manga remangada, en tamaños S, M y L.
Sólo para chicas!
Frigo finger´s t-shirts with a Higi vandi´s drawing.
Silkscreen pinted white t-shirt a little bit wide, long and with roll up sleeves. Sizes S, M and L.
Only for girls!
this is another concept of humans and developing mechanical technologies.
This body has no face, only a bar code for an identifying feature. It's wrapped in the body of an air plane. Including the jets on his ankles.
The jets are on and the clocks are ticking...
Technology advances at a fast pace..
Lower Lakes Towing's Manitoulin draws quite a crowd as she enters Duluth on a nice Friday the 13th evening.
At #openhouseHelsinki I saw this skilled young architect sketching buildings and asked for permission to take a photo.
Drawing of orchids on lightly colored paper. Done with Derwent colored pencils.
More on my blog: orchideeschilderij.blogspot.nl/2013/10/tekening-orchidee-...
These are three Original Storyboard drawings from Disney's "Brother Bear 2"". Each piece of Storyboard paper measures 5" X 7.5". They have pin-holes on the top and edges from being attached to a board.
I modeled for the life drawing group: Center for the Arts in Bonita Springs Florida today... August 13, 2018. The theme was reading a book and I chose "The Prophet" by Kahlil Gibran. It had been years since I read it last. Just as mesmerizing this time!
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drawing by Beth
Pencil color drawing of SpongeBob SquarePants with both hands.
YouTube Video: youtu.be/03_egDjWK6w
#spongebobsquarepants #spongebob #drawing #ambidextrous #art
I did this using a zendala downloaded from Erin's website, thebrightowl.blogspot.com/2012/04/zendala-dare-2.html. It was my intention to enter her challenge; but I'm not sure I will now. The reason is there are soooo many mistakes on this one. I might do another one, I have a week! The tangles I used are Paradox, Hollibaugh, Mumsy, and what was supposed to be a "Bumps" variation. When I finished I realized I had done the Bumps all wrong, and on the Mumsy, I got lost while I was drawing it, and I don't think it's a real Mumsy. Oh, well. Live and learn. I'm taking a zentangle class (my first one) next Tuesday, so I'd still have time to do another challenge.
Doing some drawing to get me started on a new surrealist painting and discovered I quite like abstract drawing as well. Weird..
I had to dig out this pen and ink drawing after "Old Coyote" told me that he did not like wolves! I worked exclusively with ink from 1995 - 2001 before turning to watercolors. I see that this was my second year of learning the gestures and methods of ink. This was done entirely with a very small brush. I never worked with pencil lines because I wanted to learn brush facility with a certain degree of freedom. (About 10 x10 inches on a smooth drawing paper. The model was from a wildlife magazine.) Although we do have coyotes a stone's throw from where I sit writing this comment, I have never seen one. I saw my first fox in a grove a couple of years ago, although they too are abundant. The coyotes are kind of new to this part of Minnesota, but their numbers are increasing I hear.)