Sketchbook Revival was different this year. Instead of having all new lessons, there was access to 5 years of past lessons. With about 140 lessons to choose from and only 2-3 weeks to have them available, I had to choose. I picked the 14 that I most wanted to do and have done lots of art in the past couple of weeks!
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| Draw a + then an x, not connect with arcs... It's a flower! Then an asterisk, connect... Another flower! (Pen, Stabilo all pencil, watercolor pencils - Lesson from Melinda Barlow) |
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| Draw a bunch of big circles... Fill each intersecting shape... Doodle It should be a mess, but it's something I want to look at again and again. (Book page, scrapbook paper, gelli-print paper, paint, marker - Lesson from Mary Beth Shaw) |
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| If not "embracing" watercolor, at least I'm trying not to be afraid to try again. (Watercolor, pen - Lesson from Shari Blaukopf) |
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| I've never been one who doodles constantly, but how fun it can be. (Paint Pens, colored pencil - Lesson from Jessica Swift) |
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| Using "real" watercolor paper does make a difference. Either way... watercolor requires an artist with different personality than I have. (Watercolor - Lesson from Susan Chiang) |
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| Just two colors, use your finger... start with the nose... a line here... to curves there... and oval... and it's a face Melanie has such a calm patient demeanor that gently guides you. (Acrylic paint, pen - Lesson from Melanie Rivers) |
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| It's always a pleasure to paint alongside Tam (Watercolor, colored pencils, paint pens, Stabilo All pencil - Lesson from Tamara La Porte) |
Another fun grouping of work! I like the watercolors!
ReplyDeleteI'm still trying to make friends with watercolors... getting there...
DeleteAmazing face - only with 2 colors and your finger? Wow!! I like your watercolor, I want to sit on the steps. With a glass of wine.
ReplyDeleteIt does look like a peaceful scene. I'll sit with you there.
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