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Grr, this was not as easy as it was for the animals - maybe because it was real people and not photos?
My other issue was that my brain kept wanting to do one liners instead of scribbling!
Put it up.
Went for a walk while it was drying up.
Came back to take pic and found it like this...
London is tough :(
Here's one of the Scribbles inside the smallest book. I mainly use Conté crayons which are a type of artists pastels made in France.
Sorry this is sideways, I can't flip it! Anyway, at the art exhibit, we walk into this room and ze arteest is sitting at a desk. He scribbles on a piece of paper, scans it, crumbles it up in a ball and then throw it at a couple basketball hoops at the other end of the room. One person asked him how long he had to do that for and his reply was "I'm here until the end of November". Wow! Weird, but cool, plus the guy was really hot. By that I mean pleasing to look at, like a fine piece of art...
Brisbane artist, Renae Awen at work during the Scribble Slam Round Five, Kerbside, Fortitude Valley, 08 August 2013.
A card for Rachel... Another in a series of Birthday cards I made using the FABULOUS Dina Wakely Scribbly Birds stamp set, and some odds and sods from my "scraps" box. This card uses a scrap of gelli print. The bird was coloured with water-coloured pencils and then blended with a water-brush.
Supplies:-
Stamps - Ranger/Dina Wakely, Stampers Anonymous/Tim Holtz.
Inks Etc - Hero Arts Shadow Inks, Ranger Dye Inks, water-coloured pencils, TCW/Balzer Designs stencil, washi tape.