More Autumn color play & more mess in the art room.
Yesterday a friend wrote that she went on a cruise & had wanted to sketch, but it had been hard with all those people around. It can even be a challenge when you're alone, I wrote back. Finding a place to sit, having attention from onlookers, sun, rain, bugs, lugging materials...Perhaps making it a habit is the way to go so that you don't feel quite right when you don't get to observe & draw in a day.
Yesterday eve at the Camden Library I was immediately stunned by beauty of the gardens outside the back door, so I stopped to sketch, sitting on a rock wall. The weather was great, no bright sun, not many people, but Surprise! There were tiny ants crawling all around my bag & my seat! So I did a super fast, scribbly, sketch, snapped a quick reference photo, shook my stuff out & ran! Above is a sketch from the sketch, done back in the messy art room.
Twoje szkice są cudowne , podziwiam Cię . Pozdrawiam serdecznie i :))))
ReplyDeleteDziękuje, Giga. I bardzo miło mi jest ze piszesc po polsku!
Deletewow. i am always taken aback by what you can create!
ReplyDeleteYou too, my friend!! (you with your partners in nature!)
DeleteI even hate taking pictures on my own when people are around:(
ReplyDeleteVery shy that way..
I love what you create..Kudos!
the ants didn't stop you creating yet another great sketch , love the colours.
ReplyDeleteAnts?! Brrrrr! When it comes to insects , as soon as they are two, it's too much for me! :o)
ReplyDeleteI got your lovely postcards! Will answer soon!
Hugs!
I would move from the ants, too. Daily habit improves so many things. Someday, when I am no longer working full time, I hope to practice sketching daily like you, dear Rita.
ReplyDeleteSo right about the habit . . . and you captured that scene so well . . . xx
ReplyDeleteI would love to see your messy art room -- I imagine being full of art treasures produced by you -- barbara
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love them. Especially the second one.
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