Earlier I drew the giant pumpkin that was growing in our backyard. Here is a photograph of the carved 92 pound vegetable. We did save some seeds and we'll see what happens next year. Yes, my farmer husband won the contest against his buddy.
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Showing posts with label 100 portraits. Show all posts
Monday, November 7, 2011
Watercolor and pumpkin
OK, I have never done a watercolor of someone I'm supposed to recognize. But, I decided to do a monochromatic version of my twin grand babies. There are many flaws, but it is a start and my husband had that special smile when he saw it-so I'm getting there. Gathering the courage and just doing it was a big step.
Earlier I drew the giant pumpkin that was growing in our backyard. Here is a photograph of the carved 92 pound vegetable. We did save some seeds and we'll see what happens next year. Yes, my farmer husband won the contest against his buddy.
Earlier I drew the giant pumpkin that was growing in our backyard. Here is a photograph of the carved 92 pound vegetable. We did save some seeds and we'll see what happens next year. Yes, my farmer husband won the contest against his buddy.
Friday, March 4, 2011
100 Portraits project
Like others in the EveryDay Matters group, I'm challenging myself to complete 100 portraits. Slowly I'm learning. In fact, I'm determined to improve. The more sketching I do, the more I want to do. I jump from making cute clothes for the grandchildren to sketching to quilting. Almost afraid to slow down!
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