Final for Hunt 77

 I finally gathered up all the items for the Scavenger Hunt and did my sketch.  The challenge was to put all 26 items in one sketch.  I talked about the challenge and sketching it before here just a few days ago.

https://jocastilloartblog.blogspot.com/2023/07/greenery-on-porch.html

Here is my sketch from today.  I put it in the large Canson watercolor sketchbook planning to use watercolor and ink.  I started with the wine bottle and it was smaller than I intended so all the sketch was smaller.  It is about 8 x 10 inches.  I don't have any tiny watercolor brushes so decided on colored pencil.  That wasn't much better as the watercolor paper is rough for the pencils.  Sigh....

For Hunt 77  https://creativespark.art/threads/scavenger-hunt-from-life-77-jul-21-jul-29.5776/

And the photo:

I left the yellow box cutter thing out of the photo when I was moving the items around.  

Some of the items I used again.  The Texas plate, the pewter vase (the only vase we own), the Bolivian doll, the copper church (again about the only copper small thing we have) were used again.  A few other items were in one or the other of the first two drawings.  The books are Christy's and Jennie's wedding books that Larry did the photos for.  It was fun to Hunt the items.  

 Here was my list:

Scavenger Hunt from Life #77: Jul 21- Jul 29

shelves or cabinet
vase
bottle
pitcher
fruit
stuffed animal
something yellow
figure (doll or sculpture)
clock, hourglass or timer
brass or gold object
seashell
favorite gemstone or rock
books
box (can be small/decorative)
a tin (Altoids, cookie tin, etc.)
bowl
copper object
silver object
flowerpot
flower
leaves/greenery
plate
cup
musical instrument (real, decorative, or mini)
wooden object
drinking glass

If there are any items you do not have, feel free to substitute with whatever you wish. Try to come as close as you can to a requested object. 

For the favorite gemstone or rock, I chose a rose rock from Oklahoma.  They are very unique.  I thank my Oklahoma friend.

https://rockseeker.com/rose-rocks/