Crazy Colored Reading Child
Apparently it really is harder to paint a moving target than to draw :)
My super cool gouache palette - I am dreaming of making the same style palette with watercolors - perhaps as a holiday present for myself? :)
September 2014: Visit to USS Hornet Museum
It was a wonderfully sunny day - though wind rather quickly made me wonder how people survived long shifts on the deck and I went sketching people chewing on pretzels next to the helicopter.
Many pigeons everywhere :)
September 2014: Treasures, Hiking and People at School
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Oct 28, 2014 | |
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Sketchbook #84,
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September 2014: Trying Dragon Fruit and Reading
Fruits are way more cooperative and sit still while I draw them (most of the time - I had a few apples run away and one or two persimmon eaten once in a while). But my other subjects move a lot. So I draw on whatever paper I can find as quickly as I can and tape results later in my main book.
October 2014: Nasa Opens it's Doors to Public
Incredible amount of people turned for this event. In three hours of walking the only place where I was able to get rid of the "crowd is squeezing me" feeling was inside this magnificent structure: Hangar One.
Here is a look at about a year of sharing my process on Instagram:
I like that I can share to several sources with just one click (tumblr, facebook, flickr, twitter) and tagging is easy. Why so many places? Trying to see which one works better for me :)
Here is a link to a full album of images to browse through:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/23173190@N07/sets/72157606244662915/
Happy Friday!
Pentel Pocket Brush - custom ink!
LoadingI refilled original cartridge of the Pentel Pocket Brush - works great! #tools #sketching #brushpen
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