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Again I have sculpted this dragon and his hair and ears are detachable which made it much easier to package for shipping to it's new owner.
These are some small (2" x 1.5") polymer 'sketches' taking no longer than 10min to make (not including painting). Just filling in time waiting for stuff - paint to dry, sculpey to bake etc.
I found some seeds...the head or ear....and I´ve tried to do some colorcopy...b/W copy and some ordinairy photos and paint on it or work with the photos in photoscape...
This is the heads with the seeds, the straw, and a b/w copy painted on...I´ll se what I´ll do with it,,,not really found out yet...
This sketching was made when I was studying for my midterm examination ^^|||. Tee hee I think I should concentrate on my lessons more.
My son Sam sketching the Cistercian ruins at Rievaulx, Yorkshire UK. (Yes, he does need a haircut - I keep telling him!)
File name: 07_08_000014
Other local identifier: Matted 23
Title: Sketches of ducks
Created: McCloskey, Robert, 1914-2003 (artist)
Date created: 1939 - 1940 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 drawing : pencil and charcoal ; sheet 43 x 36 cm.
Genre: Drawings; Studies (Visual works)
Subject: Ducks
General notes: Title created by cataloger.; Originally part of the Ducks N.Y. 1940 sketchbook.
Date notes: Date supplied by cataloger.
Acquisition notes: Gift; Robert McCloskey; ca. 1960
Collection: Drawings for Children's Books
Subcollection: Robert McCloskey sketches for "Make Way for Ducklings"
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: Under copyright.
Day out with my daughter and trying to sketch perspectives.
I have to practice painting green ground and my watercolour sketches look like colouring-in projects :)
This looks like it is floating in air.
May be it is Tardis-in-disguise :)
With my group of sketchers from my classes, we sought out the warmth of this shopping mall as a meeting place.
Tuesday sketch challenge.
Hero Arts stamps and card, Scenic Route chipboard, Ranger crackle paint, KI Memories patterned paper (stars)...TFL ~Daniela
I had a great time at my first visit to the Schaghticoke (Rensselaer County) Fair--just 20 minutes from my home in Troy. It runs, every year on Labor Day weekend (like the Columbia County Fair) & purports to be the 3rd oldest fair in New York state. I visited on Monday, September 5, 2016. A nice way to end the summer! A highlight for me was the performance by Gary the Silent Clown! He dressed, on stage, & then got on with his performance--making balloon animals, doing sketches based on audience members' scribbles (usually drawing upside down!), spinning plates, riding a unicycle. He was a lot of fun! One of six images.
Bumped into an old photographer friend yesterday, "Len Grant" he said he was trying sketching as a new hobby and he wanted to sketch me for a project he was doing on the area where I live, I couldn't refuse could I.
This sketch kit is a Trader Joe's mint tin filled with Daniel Smith watercolor sticks. The mixing palette is attached to the lid with a rubberband. A nameplate ( a ruler could also be used) is attached to the tin with Velcro, and a binder clip attaches the nameplate to the edge of any sketchbook. For details on how I put this together, please see my blog: www.tina-koyama.blogspot.com/2012/06/portable-sketch-kit-...
Sketch Dump Chronicles zine, Volume one, book 54, 10/2008, animal sketches from 2007, 24 pages, self-published
Plotter sketches for a new series. Studio Mode graciously let me use their CNC cutter to do these.
These particular ones are a revisit of the Ornament pieces I did for Darkness Descends. They're not intended for final production since I already have a good format for that series.