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education week was this week, so we spent a lot of time in ebeye. i haven't done a lot of ebeye sketches so i tried to get a few in. i'm still working on two more, but the interest from the kiddos usually keeps me from being able to finish. the kids at our high school like them too, i like watching them go through the sketches and figure out where i was sitting in each one.
Sketching ideas.. what do you think partner? Possibility? Gnomes, toadstools, and quilts on parade ;)
any ideas on what to possibly add to it? Bee? Flowers? Acorns? Hubby suggested a moth, but that's because he wanted the gnomes to be terrorized by mothra. LOL
BTW - sketches are really rough ;) It'd be much better when finished :D
4 little sketches of the square deserted by very soft rain falling... a bike, always standing at the first floor window.... The Art café in the distance.... The art café with the empty terrasse... and a lonely guy.
4 petits bouts de sketch de la place Proudhon désertée par une pluie fine... un vélo logé sur un balcon au 1er étage... l'Art café de loin... l'Art Café et sa terrasse déserté... et un gars solitaire pas loin de moi.
A series of grid system templates, which can be easily printed to sketch up layout, logo, illustration concepts.
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 =^..^=
Sketch and final cover art by James S. Avati for Erskine Caldwell's "Gretta" (version 1, Signet Books #1342), 1956. (Collection Bruce Black, U.S.A.)
Sketched 3 ways, read more about my process here: sketchaway.wordpress.com/2016/05/20/what-comes-first-line...
Visiting a friend in Treffort for a week in freezing weather.
Sketches with fingers numb with cold, sometimes drawn with thick gloves ....
Day 2: weeping tree, and the view of one part of the loft of my friend (this part is 17 meters long and 6 meters wide, not yet restored)
En ballade à Treffort pour une semaine dans un froid sibérien.
Quelques instantanés, doigts engourdis par le froid, parfois dessiné avec les gros gants….
Jour 2 : arbre pleureur et partie du loft de ma copine non encore restaurée (cette partie fait 17 m de long sur 6 m de large)
OK.. This is my personal fave and I know I must send it off in the mail!!!
HA Stamps Used: HA CL127 Clear Design Dots and Lines - the scallop border; HA A5078 Holly Bird; and CL244 Sparkle Clear Holiday Messages - the sentiment.
Other Supplies: My Minds Eye Patterned Paper and Basic Grey Paper (solid color); Buttons from Autumn Leaves 'A Rhonna Christmas'; Linen thread from SU, red Stazon; white craft ink from SU.
I'm using a Pilot Razor Point pen trying to figure out shading and cross hatching. These sketches look quite different on screen compared to real life. Now I can see what I should have done and where I've overworked it.
What little girl wouldn't want to wear sparkle light up shoes with colorful patches? None that I know of. Even my bit of a tomboy niece loves them.
Do they come in Auntie's size? I want to sparkle this week...since the forecast is rain, rain and more rain.
Have a happy week...and feet!
Evening Sketch: corner of Proudhon street. The colored version will follow, perhaps. The evening was softer, and the sun was out for a change :)
croquis du soir : angle de la rue Proudhon. la version colorée suivra je pense. La soirée était plus douce, et du soleil pour changer :)
Plain ol' paper comes to the rescue when in between sketch books!
From a meeting with a client, and eventually turned into the illustrations on this website.
Found on the west coast of the Orkney mainland, this wild location offers stunning sea views. During a westerly gale you can expect huge waves crashing into the cliffs, but in calmer weather it's a nature-lovers paradise, with wild flowers - including Primula scotica - and plenty of seabirds to spot.
The road to Yesnaby leads you to a small car park. If you Head south on the coastal path and walk across the Brough of Bigging you get a view of the jagged and towering cliffs. Continue your walk along the coast past rocky inlets until you reach Yesnaby Castle, a delicate sea-stack with a natural arch. There are excellent viewpoints to enjoy the scenery here before heading back to the car park. You can also continue your walk south if you prefer, taking in more beautiful cliff views and sea stacks.
This woman, from Edinburgh, was sketching the Yesnaby Castle sea stack.
Processing sketch, You can play with this sketch at www.haptic-data.com/sketches/momentum_wheel.html