Today's art was just as scarce as my previous two, except the one doodle I managed to start and poke at for the previous two days has now been completed.
Wind, pen on fineliner paper, approx. 200 x 100 mm. |
Maybe I'll get something other than a doodle done tomorrow ::crosses fingers::
And...
Time to bend your brain...
This is the fifth challenge post for the Drawing Lab Challenge. Grab your copy of 'Drawing lab for mixed media artists: 52 creative exercises to make drawing fun' and join us as we tackle the book together. Details of the challenge and joining can be found here.
This week the challenge is...
Lab 19 (Page 58).
This one should have some interesting results.
Have at it!
Nutty
(let's see if I can let go of control)
Yay! I've been looking forward to Lab 19. And I think your wind drawing is beautiful, stunning even.
ReplyDeleteThis drawing reminds me of the 1937 Disney Cartoon, The Old Mill. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love your tree! Reminds me of the very wind-swept scottish islands where all the trees look like this :)
ReplyDeleteWhat you claim as simple doodles always look so lovely to me!
ReplyDeleteHi Nutty, I've come over from AEDM. I really like your tree especially the way the markings on the trunk are similar to the leaves. X
ReplyDeleteOooh . . . Gumnut, I bought the book today! I would love to jump in and play along with the group. I just read instructions as given for this assignment, and will post when I get my drawing done. Thanks for the challenge.
ReplyDeleteWow - I have never seen a tree like that... Very cool.
ReplyDeleteInteresting choice for this assignment - I will definitely try to work it into my daily paintings!
xo
Kristin
I like "wind"
ReplyDeleteI am waiting for my Drawing Lab book to arrive so I can play too.
Love your drawing and that book... I really want it!
ReplyDeleteYour tree is lovely. Much more polished than anything I'd call a doodle.
ReplyDeleteI'm there right along with everyone else: that tree is awesome!!
ReplyDeleteGot my copy of DL and will jump in as soon as we've finished moving house - if that's okay?
I really enjoy looking at your 'experiments'!