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| Rooster Fun, Pastel with marker, 5 x 7 inches
You might ask what I will do with the rooster? I washed him off and started some geraniums on the Pastelbord. I wasn't happy with the flowers. I was too heavy handed and will work on it another day.
I sketched for Scavenger Hunt 335, too. I sketched in my studio and stayed away from the computer for the morning. I sketched in the regular Canson sketchbook with a Prismacolor Premier 03 fine line marker/pen.
Number 1, hand holding something
Number 2, ocho - a playing card "8" it looks quite large, it was a regular size poker playing card.
Number 3, fruit
Number 4, light bulb
Number 5, modern - a card reader that I use to put photos from my camera to my iMac. Probably not so modern now with bluetooth in cameras.
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The theme is "Cowboy Garb". You can sketch from the photos I posted or from your own as long as it is southwest or western related. I don't often sketch from photos so that is a challenge for me. Let me know if you sketch along.
I almost forgot, we have some different artists in the family out in Arizona. Super mechanics! UDC Auto Repair
This is an amazing truck....
http://youtu.be/miy_-UOA-Ag
4 comments:
I love the colors of the rooster. When you wiped him off, did the marker stay? Can you cover over the marker if it did stay?
I've been working on a painting, but got it too bright. So, I did some wiping and redoing. It still needs work.
Thanks on the colors. That is the colors of the rooster. He is the same one I painted several times before. He is one of the protected chickens in Bastrop.
I'm glad you are painting. I sure like what you have been doing so far,
The marker stayed, I just put some dark colors on thinly and wet it down again. You can cover about anything as long as you haven't gouged the surface.
The rooster was fun. :-)
So, that's my cousin once removed at the end of that video, eh?
Joanna, I will try it with ink. I haven't replaced my ink. You must be right on the cuz. He is your cousin's son.
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