Well, already, it's time for another installment of #dailycreating. I am sharing with you some of the drawings that I did for this Facebook group hosted by Terry Runyan from the month of July.
Apparently, looking through my sketchbook, July was not a great month for me to draw. The pickings were sort of slim when trying to decide which ones were actually good enough to show in public.
During July, I was still using a lot of Prismacolor Pencil in conjunction with my Copic Markers. I am not always pleased with the effect I get with this combination. It is often too grainy for my taste. I think part of the problem is that it is difficult to find paper that is good to use for both of these media. And I haven't yet hit upon the perfect combination paper.
In the past few months, I have drifted away more and more from using Prismacolor Pencils in my work and use almost exclusively Copic Markers.
As in the past months of sharing with you my #dailycreating drawings, I will post the prompt, as well as any other pertinent information, above each of the drawings.
Sit back and bask in my slim pickings.
#invent a fish
(I named it a Blue Dotted Floozy Fish)
#thing on thing
#fireflies
#thing on thing
southern ground hornbill
#nature
marsh frog (rana ridibunda)
#red
scarlet ibis
#orange
#green
european tree frog
#violet
homing pigeon
#guitar
#when in paris
#thing on thing
german spitz
#this day in history
I have to admit that the week that we had a different color for each day as a prompt was a real treat for me. It opened up so many options for subjects to draw.
Sometimes I just have a difficult time relating to a particular prompt. As hostess of the group, Terry posts a list of prompts for the upcoming week on Sundays. Then we have the option to either follow the prompt or do anything else, whatever moves us at the particular moment.
I almost always follow the prompts, but as I said a few sentences ago, some of the prompts just do not like me, nor I them. That is when I drift off on my own and usually do something animal related.
Back in July, I was still following the prompts, but recently that has not always been the case.
Anyway, I hope you enjoyed my little lapse away from papercrafting. Well, not really, I DRAW on PAPER, right? Here, I should mention that a lot of the artists in this group have entered readily and happily into the 21st century and do mostly digital work, usually using a program on their iPad called Procreate. I don't think I could handle the learning curve of this digitizing. So I remain old school.
Please remember that these pieces are my personal artwork and not to be reproduced or borrowed in any way without my express consent. I am always willing to have a high quality Giclee print made for you. Just let me know!
#dailycreating
smiles.
Linda, I tried to pick a favorite, but I couldn't, they are all wonderful! I included one of my watercolors in my current post and posted it at Barb's #ShowYourStyle, where I found your link to this post. I always love seeing what you're creating!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Jean! I will check out your watercolor.
DeleteLinda, these are so beautiful. My 7 year old boy loves to draw and paint. I must show him these. I'm sure he will love them and be inspired by them. :)
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Thank you, Kimberly! I'm so happy your seven-year-old son loves to draw and paint!
DeleteI happen to love your old school technique! And the fireflies are definitely my favorite. Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm! xo Kathleen
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kathleen! You are very sweet.
DeleteYou are so talented, Linda! I love your #dailycreating drawings!
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