Thursday, May 9, 2013

Faces of RMS - more portraits















The end of the school year is almost here. I have had several students request a portrait. I am attempting to keep my motto and draw something everyday. These portraits keep me in practice. However  I need to get back to painting.

Thursday, April 18, 2013

More Drawing



More student portraits. Draw, draw, draw 2013







Sunday, April 14, 2013

I Am Drawing

 More attempts to draw student portraits. Practicing with a micron pen, gel pens, and markers.










Monday, April 8, 2013

Creative Everyday - Color Purple

My Purple Boa

For Creative Everyday the word for April is Color. I chose purple. I can count the amount of purple items in my closet on one hand. My favorite purple item is my purple maxi dress that I wear in the summer.
I wanted to capture how beautiful she felt when she put on this purple feathered boa.

The Motto Continues





 Trying to keep the motto going. More portrait drawings in ink.


Sunday, April 7, 2013

Literary Friday

 
The Wide Smiles of Girls by Sisters Mae Wallace and March are two years apart, and worlds away from being anything alike. Mae Wallace is the dependable, older sister.March is the happily overweight and charismatic sister who has the world on a string. A tragic accident pulls them even further apart. Mae Wallace is determine to mend the relationship, but will March let her? To join Literary Friday click here:  


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Sunday, March 31, 2013

Illustration Friday - Egg

A simple drawing for Illustration Friday the word EGG. Adaptation of Are You My Mother.

Saturday, March 30, 2013

Literary Friday - Double Book

I'm doubled booked once again. Sometimes you just can't make up your mind. I initially picked up Wicked Ways by Donna Hill about murder and revenge. To my great joy while searching the library catalog I found out that Alan Bradley wrote another Flavia de Luce mystery, Speaking From Among the Bones. I have read all of his other books in this series and I have never been disappointed. Flavia is a 12 year old mystery sleuth that also dabbles in chemistry. Flavia stumbles across another dead body, thus begins the mystery. Whenever I read one of his books it as though I am there. I love his detail in describing everything. Check out the cute little video below of one of his previous books. The illustration is mine of Flavia.


Flavia de Luce


Thursday, March 28, 2013

Keeping Up With 2013 Motto

Draw, Draw, Draw
Although I don't post everyday I have been drawing. Here are a few more portraits in pen. This has been a wonderful practice for me.