I was inspired by this home grown cabbage and the photo of it, grown and photographed by my friend Melissa Roy-Hillier.
page 21 of 40 in my personal visual diary challenge
I was inspired by this home grown cabbage and the photo of it, grown and photographed by my friend Melissa Roy-Hillier.
page 21 of 40 in my personal visual diary challenge
page 20 of 40 in my personal visual diary challenge.
A3 black paper
Thank you to my friend Georgie Parish for letting me draw her photo. The composition is amazing, look at the focus and the use of thirds!
Not even a month ago, I drew something in a bottle, and saw the drawing of the "vase" to be lacking something.
Looking at this drawing, I love it so much. There's a lot more blending and depth in the flowers, and I've achieved a look in the vase that I like a lot!
I am skill building one page at a time.
This is page 18 of 40.
I've challenged myself to fill a 40 page A3 black visual diary with chalk pasatel drawings before I start on paints.
This is number 17 of 40.
I'm using an art prompt from #mugshotmonday on instagram.
I like the way the composition is all about this huge mug, and background is divided into thirds.
The unusual shape of this mug is a challenge, but also fun to draw. There's a lot of painting on this mug. I wonder if I will get up to painting ceramics at some time.
Another #mugshotmonday art challenge from instagram!
A new mugshot monday art prompt took my fancy on instagram.
Such a fun, colourful composition. I simplified the background to remove the trees in the windows. I really like the use of the tablecloth. I think my flower stems are a little too short. But, practise is key!
I've found a new source of inspiration for my drawings! It's @thebotanica_collective on instagram.
This is page 14 of 30 in my personal visual diary challenge.
Have you ever seen an air dry clay that is super light like a foam?
This is it! So these will be painted after they're completely air dry.
I've pawed my way through the artist prompts on instagram under the hashtag #mugshotmondayart and found this cutie from week 4.
I loved playing with this colour story.
Today, I was interested to look at shadows and direction of line markings.
I've made a time lapse video. You can see it on instagram and Tik Tok - username @bizarrequilter
Eek! This strawberry looks so cute!
This is the art image prompt from week 19 of the #mugloversart challenge.
I've made mine using chalk pastel, because this is what I have, but it's also how I'd paint it.
Here's my chalk pastel inspired by one of this week's instagram Mug Shot Monday Art reference images.
The composition is created by @debbierosemiller, featuring a delightfully whacky mug by @lilylundceranics.
To join the instagram challenge, you find the hashtag #mugshotmondayart. You can go find all images they've shared for public use.
You can find out more about this on my instagram - username @bizarrequilter
I think this is about page 10 of 40 in my personal visual diary challenge, where I skill build my way through 40 pages of A3 black paper with chalk pastel.
It's obvious that black background isn't always the best choice. My drawing looks more stormy than sunny.
I used a setting spray after drawing, and it makes the pastel a bit more translucent. Eep!
Edit: I've since found out that i can layer over the top again after spraying to make the colour more opaque.
I've created a time lapse video: it's on my Tik Tok and instagram both with user name: @bizarrequilter