I was gifted a watercolour pencil book awhile I was in the hospital and have been going through it to learn a bit on how to use the pencils to do more than Christmas cards and abstract drawings.
While packing this week, I threw out my practice sketches but took some pictures so I can remember them.
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One of the lessons was grass and bark with a practice deer eye |
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When I was tired of practicing from the book, I drew a giant chicken because it's fun. |
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Trees are also a good thing to pratice. |
Also, not related to the water colour book, I have been working my own version of the 'shed party' by
Adam Young (his work is amazingly colourful and playful). I haven't had time to finish it and am not going to move it home but will probably try another version once we're back in Springhill.
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