I’m getting a slow start this year in making progress with my art. I switched from watercolor painting to drawing and sketching more than a year ago. One of the ideas was to create a bank of images that I could elaborate upon in other artwork. Isn’t this the purpose of a sketch book: a […]
The gesture of the woman on the right says a lot.
Blue lining among silvery clouds.
I think the man was actually comfortable, but the frontal perspective makes it seem as if he is falling off his chair. The woman seems perfectly at ease with her feet nicely tucked in.
It was completely wet and dark today. This photo is from a day or two ago, when it was just threatening.
Actually, the mustache on the gentleman below is an artifact of a blind drawing gone wrong. I won’t tell you what it was supposed to be. I like the mustache a lot.
The weather was very changeable out here today. We had a little bit of everything: blue skies, clouds, rain, sunshine. I like the wispy white forms in front of dark hill tops.
I’m sure the reader was using a very large font. She was sitting across the waiting room at the eye doc’s office.
It was a day of mixed weather: blue sky in one place; grey, lumpy sky in another. Below is an example of the lumpy part.
I sat across the room from this gentleman who, like others at the cafe, was there to work. He wasn’t able to use his arms easily. They jumped from one position to another. I felt like helping, but didn’t want to interfere. He didn’t seem to be seeking assistance. I left him alone.
