Cold weather is hitting us strong in this Northern part of the world. After binge-watching 1883 (for the 3rd time), I thought it was only fitting to draw a cowboy. I also felt like taking out the chalk again. The potential is there Problem here is that I finished up too quick. I was in … Continue reading Cowboy Chalk from day 26
Category: Blablas
Water color- part 2
I’m not good at keeping up with these posts on my daily 31 day challenge. On day 25, I spent most of the morning brainstorming a commission painting. Then quickly before starting dinner, I was going to fetch my chalk in the studio but too lazy to run out, so I had another go at … Continue reading Water color- part 2
From sketch to splat- watercolor woes
Watercolor woes! 😂 Ok to all of you who can master this stuff - I applaud you! On this very cold day 24 of my sketching challenge, I did a bunch of drawing exercise warmups. Circles, grid, nonstop drawing, left handed , etc. Then I created a beautiful simple sketch. I thought I was feeling … Continue reading From sketch to splat- watercolor woes
No jumping required
If you could make your pet understand one thing, what would it be? If I could make my pet understand one thing, I would say… Oh dear dog, brat, Macy Gracy, pumpkin…. you're already the star of the show 🐾. You really, really don't have to jump on people to get attention. Or bark at … Continue reading No jumping required
Still committed to my daily drawings
Day 21 today and I believe I just missed one day. I don’t know if I’m getting any better at these quick gesture drawings- but I have been pretty good at showing up every day and scribbling a few in my sketch pad. I guess that’s what matters the most for now in these exercises. … Continue reading Still committed to my daily drawings
Golf, travel, repeat
What's your dream job? I felt compelled to answer this prompt this morning. It’s an appealing question. I think for me, the answer could be different depending on the day or my mood. That’s the story of my life though. I have had so many different jobs because I always followed my heart and did … Continue reading Golf, travel, repeat
Recycled Grant tartan kilt
Do you know how much material is actually needed to make a kilt? This is approx 8 yards! I dusted off my sewing machine and paid my aunt a visit for a refresher on how to use it. It’s been about 4 years since I’ve played with that thing- and barely ever did. So to … Continue reading Recycled Grant tartan kilt
Supply teaching
Thought I would check-in and post an update on my 31 day challenge. I have been practicing quick gestural drawings every day but day 15th and today. Today I worked on a dog commission. Can’t reveal it yet! But here’s my diary from day 15: Today’s art practice didn’t happen. Instead, my adventures, if you … Continue reading Supply teaching
Day 13 of 31- a routine switcheroo!
Ok, there’s a little tornado in my routine. So far I was taking my good ol’ time with my morning coffee, then headed over my studio in the morning. This morning, and i’m forecasting many to come, I rushed out the house for the day, and only got in my studio at 8pm. I practiced … Continue reading Day 13 of 31- a routine switcheroo!
Might have an addiction
Day 11 of 31 I think i’m getting addicted to this chalk business. I was limited on time today. Played with scribble gesture drawings for 15 minutes. Horrible! The faces! Lol you have to learn to laugh at your mistakes and failures. 5 minutes each. The third one was way better than the first so … Continue reading Might have an addiction
