The Next Sketch Is

[Queen Bee]

Thank you, Christine. I love color, the brighter the better. Sanlynn, love your butterfly. It is one of my favorite subjects. I have many butterfly drawings and paintings.

 

[KreativeK]

Next: still life.
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Double WOW!!!!!

 

[KreativeK]

Next is another amphibian.

 

[Artyczar]

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Next is another amphibian.

Love this Kay!!!

 

[Queen Bee]

Next choice

 

[PaintBoss]

Kay and Bee, your frogs are fantastic. You both take a good rendering further with your sense of design. Very creative.
Bee your use of colour and graphic style makes a confident and strong piece. Very good!

 

[pcj]

I did this for the animal challenge. Charcoal.
Next - your choice again.
Cheers,
Patricia

 

[Queen Bee]

Thank you, Christine.

 

[PaintBoss]

A small watercolour and ink pen I did for a friend of her son. He was my daughter’s boyfriend at the time, but we don’t mention his name anymore!
5x7”
Next, a serene scene

 

[Sanlynn]

Next: a chaotic scene.

 

[PaintBoss]

Sweet lovely scene Sanlynn. I just love a meadow in the middle of summer.
This is a large acrylic abstract. 3x4feet. It was also my first abstract. My husband challenged me to do it.
Next
A challenging piece.

 

[DawnDR]

A piece done in art class, it was a challenge for me - I struggled to get the likeness, with the head tilted just so.

Next - a piece that you learned from, or that was an experiment in something new

 

[PaintBoss]

I can feeeeeel the sculptural shape of the face! I think it’s great how it looks like i could reach in and touch the cheekbone. The tilted head looks very natural. Well, we learn the most from the pieces we struggle with the most. Great job on this Dawn.

 

[DawnDR]

Ohmygosh, thank you Christine! I really appreciate your kind comment!

 

[Artyczar]

Next: Something you did that was outside of your comfort zone.

 

[john]

16x20 oil

I was watching Michael James Smith and I realized that making a good painting may require some effort and patience. Arrrgh. So I challenged myself to do something like that. Watching how he works was very educational. An underpainting? You mean I have to paint twice?! Some four years later and I still need to varnish this. I keep thinking I'll do some minor additions and I never do.


Stay with the challenging outside comfort zone.

 

[PaintBoss]

Arty I like the head board and 3d quality of the blankets. I am intrigued with the scenario. And is that a Mickey Mouse gloved hand I see?

 

[PaintBoss]

JOHN that turned out absolutely beautiful. I think it was well worth the effort!

 

[PaintBoss]

Repeat post.

 

[Artyczar]

Thank you Christine. Yes, that is a cartoon or Micky Mouse hand.
John, that is one impressive painting!