It wasn't raining yet where he was so I sat with him a minute but he said not to worry, he would pedal along in between showers. I went back to the lift and sketched while it rained. I finished and got back to the house. Gene showed up a while later. He had made a couple of stops in the shelter of a bank and gas station. He stopped at the hardware store and came home a bit wet, but not bad. Lightening is my main concern, we are definitely wash and wear. Guess it wasn't bad.
Today I sketched in the big book again with a Prismacolor 01 and colored pencils.
Many of the items for Hunt 553 http://www.wetcanvas.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1452363 are geared toward cats, so we will see what we can find. We will be on the road for a couple of days. Sketching?? Maybe.
P.S. I saw a neat water color set for sketching on Rae Andrews page.
https://borntosketch.com/collections/best-sellers/products/premium-watercolor-wheel-set
Scroll around to see some of Rae's beautiful watercolors, pastels and more on her blog. A book and lots of instruction, too. A fun and wonderful teacher in her workshops.
http://raeandrewsgallery.blogspot.com/2018/07/new-compact-watercolor-palette-for.html
Website https://raeandrews.com/
4 comments:
Your sketch of the ski area is very nice. I like the way you did your trees - detailed closer to you. The coyote is cute too. I had seen the watercolor-wheel set before, but I must have seen one with more paint choices because it was more expensive. I might have to try the 18 color set.
that watercolour set is a good idea, not cheap tho
yeah that hunt is very geared towards animals, what if you dont have one?
Jennifer Rose, I always think I don't need any new art supplies when I'm not using the ones I have. Hopefully the kit will help someone.
If you don't have a live cat, you can sketch a sculpture, stuffed animal or such. Just not from a photo unless the challenge is to paint from a photo. The idea is to sketch from life.
Bag Blog, thank you so much. I enjoyed the quiet time sketching in the car.
I thought of you and Joan T. for the watercolor sketch kit.
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