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Pencil sketches, after ref. I like how long the first one turned out, I think it looks just short enough for it not to look super weird. I also like the ribs and muscles of the second one :)
Perhaps the most important items are the folding stool (Camp Time Roll-a-Chair, weighs only 2.5 lbs and has back support!), the hat, and sunblock.
Then there are the things I always carry in my purse: a sketchbook, a pack of tissues, and a pouch holding pens (Uniball Vision Micro - the ink is waterproof), pencils, erasers, and a few clips (for windy days).
If I can, I also bring brushes and paint (squeezed from tubes into a plastic folding palette) and water in a Nalgene bottle. When that's too bulky, I have a Sakura Koi 24-color travel set with waterbrush that fits in my purse.
Then (horrors!) there's my plastic triangle. My verticals and horizontals tend to slant, so I like to rule a few light pencil lines in key places as guides. In this drawing, I ruled verticals as rough guides for the sunscreen and water bottles. If I don't have the triangle with me, I might use a piece of cardstock or whatever I have in my purse.
Drawn for the Urban Sketchers "Our Sketch Kits" weekly theme.
So, I've decided to learn how to draw, I've always wanted to know how to really sketch and thanks to youtube, I'm giving it a go! My first kitty =^..^=
I drew this from the top of a tower above the city walls of Bad Münstereifel in the Eifel region of Germany. It was drawn on a gessoed ground which had turned pink due to the red-brown ink below. Two girls appeared later and one talked to me about her own drawings while I sketched - she prefers riding!
here's how I would mess up the famous nottingham train student; as first and foremost portrayed by Lynne here: www.flickr.com/photos/lynnechapman/4340687515/
gel pen, 6"x8"
See other impressions in this gallery: www.flickr.com/photos/ianbowden/galleries/72157623416779674/
Barbezieux, , laundry day under the huge trees, fuchsia,water tank
Barbezieux, jour de lessive sous les grands arbres, fuchsia, et réservoir eau.
Este sketch es una de las tareas de la Sketchbook Skool. Liz Steel nos pidió analizar al máximo detalle posible una taza de té. A mi me sirvió para conservar el recuerdo de mi abuela desayunando con este set.
Liz Steel's assignment for SBS, we had to analise the detail and pattern of a tea cup. It helped me to keep my grandmother's memory using this breakfast set.