Just a new banner to kick off the idea of "spring". My gosh it's certainly not happening here today in Montreal! It's bone-chillin' coooooold out there! And I'm feelin' it inside, too. The sun is shining bright, but the temperatures are in the single digits (fahrenheit). 5 degrees with a strong wind ...
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These are actually fun to do; like a coloring book page. I do a relatively quick sketch and color it later after scanning it. We sat on the left side-front today. I know at some of the churches I've attended, people like to sit in the same place every week. Creatures of habit, I guess. ...
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I was working on a number of practice sketches a few months back of a bird having some tea. I posted this one and this one. All are a little different but not much. It definitely fits the tea theme.
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I found this old drawings while I was straightening up some areas of my studio. My guess is I was 7 or 8 years old, which was when I started a cartoon called "Water Works" (personafied waterdrops as characters) for a third grade assignment. I thought it had an appropriate theme for a salute to the Winter ...
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Too tired to do more than post but thank you all for your kind IF comments. Always appreciated!
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I did this little spot illustration as part of a page of others depicting the life of David (King of Israel, in the lineage of Jesus...OT stuff) for part of some curriculum. There's a text that goes along with it (1 Samuel 16:14-23). Interesting story in how David's recruited from his family shepherding ...
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Something light to loosen up.
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Helpful child. Mucking things up as much as she's cleaning. : )
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Well, I'm happy to say that I FINALLY got some PDF samples up on my website. It took me long enough but sometimes it comes together when it comes together. I have more to come but I can put a ...
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A number of years ago I had a client who wanted a series of very simple drawings for a booklet she was putting together for those working with the autistic. The figures denoted and demonstrated excercises the autistic person could perform. Blelow is a Martian (simply drawn) performing a very simple head excercise.
A-one, two...A-three, four...
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Fun with color and images.
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My hours are all fouled up. For some reason, since the holidays, I've been working nights and sleeping mornings. I've made attempts to get my hours back on a more normal track, but to be quite honest, I like working at night so I haven't worried too much about it. As long as ...
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Something I'm working on...
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...with the added bonus of bad poetry!
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Cindy Woods at Learning Daily tagged me for this meme:
Four Jobs I've Had:
Soda jerk/cake decorator (Baskin-Robbins)
Summer camp art director (Cape Cod)
Elementary school coach
Elementary school teacher
Four Movies I Can See Over And Over:
Maybe I'm taking this too literally, but I can't think of ANY movies that I'd want ...
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It's been a few weeks since I've done any church sketching, but yesterday I was able to break out the sketchbook. During corporate prayers, someone prayed for an organization called "Donkey For Jesus", hence the donkeys--and Chinese donkeys. And I ended up sitting in back of the same person from this sketch. I'm getting ...
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I did a bunch of little thumbs to come up with a layout for a small spot illustration of a firefly in a jar...
Thumb #6 was picked and worked up. I've (again) been fiddling with the backgrounds so you see the first illustration that I did (lightish blue background), then with the background ...
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More fun with background and color changes. Interesting how different the two pieces feel by simply changing the color (though I did add the water in the background horizon and made the girl larger and moved her forward a bit on the top illustration). Text falls in the open area of the piece.
Maybe it's not fair to ...
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