When we got back from our walk, I checked blogs and wetcanvas. I decided to sketch here at my computer desk. I could see several items or substitutes from here, or part of them. I sketched in the large sketchbook with a Pilot ball point pen. The pen is for writing, but makes nice lines and usually does not leak or leave globs or fuzz on the paper. I use this brand in my sketchbooks for the car and purse.
For Scavenger Hunt 423 http://www.wetcanvas.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1389662
Number 1, furniture - the umbrella stand used for Gene's cane collection.
Number 2, decoration - the wall hanging David made for me. The fleur de lis on it are very pretty and cast beautiful shadows on the wall. I could not depict that in the small space I was using.
Number 3, curtain - substituted the shutters on the window
Number 4, lamp - substituted the ceiling light
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There is a great underpainting article on Richard McKinley's blog with some exercises to try. Maybe I will do them. Sure...... It is such a good idea to practice. It might get me to paint. Hmmm.
http://www.artistsnetwork.com/articles/art-demos-techniques/practicing-intuition-9-underpainting-exercises
6 comments:
It is always good to see your sketches. Nice!!! I still haven't gotten back into the hunts, and right now I'm up in Cape Cod so I'm sketching scenery...and things for Inktober. Maybe things will get back to normal soon.
Joan, nice to see you. It is good to be out and about. Your sketches in Connecticut are super.
I use to try to play Fur Elise on the piano, could never make it all the way through without messing up :p
very nice sketches :)
Jennifer Rose, Joanna was pretty good, but did not continue learning the piano. I still "la, la, la....." Thanks on the sketches. :)
Jesse always liked to peck out the LaLa song on the piano - her only song.
Bag Blog, interesting. Maybe Joanna will comment and we shall see if she remembers it and it is her only song! David took lessons, too, but I don't remember him playing it.
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