This week we drew my daughter's jewelery box from when she was a little girl (when the movie 'Anastasia' came out) She chose the theme this week and joined us. It is nice doing blind contours with a group because you can look at each others interpretation and also see what they concentrated on. [top left: Tabi's, top right: Ben's, bottom left: The picture of what it looks like, bottom right: mine
Yesterday we had unusually cold weather for where we live, and I had a thought seeing frost on the car window. What would happen if you did a wash of water color and put it outside wet? I got my answer. It actually showed up. What a happy surprise!
Yesterday we had unusually cold weather for where we live, and I had a thought seeing frost on the car window. What would happen if you did a wash of water color and put it outside wet? I got my answer. It actually showed up. What a happy surprise!
Hi Florence, FUN! It's interesting to see all three blind contour drawings. I was looking at what is similar and where each artist's uniqueness shows up. Nicely done. I like the frozen watercolor too! Cool!
ReplyDeleteYou are all really good at blind contours, I must say! And I love that you did a science experiment with your watercolor paint. Great and interesting results!! nancy
ReplyDeletelove the blind contours! such strong and confident linework.
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I have yet to do any blind contour...hahahaha but I'll do it one day =) It just looks so much fun!
ReplyDeleteAll of you do these so well!
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