Challenge no.10 was to sketch a hands/hands. I started this sketch at Mepal on Wednesday while waiting for my friend Joannie to arrive, I had only just started when she appeared so I left it to sketch the outdoor centre. I found it again this evening and decided to continue with it in quick watercolour washes...Very quick, I had approx. five minutes before I had to collect my Son!
I added the lettering on my return but decided to leave the loose washes as they were.
Challenge no.76 was to sketch a flower/flowers, just the excuse I needed to make the most of the roses I purchased earlier this week.
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16 comments:
Two such very different styles; you are very versatile! I can't believe you did that hand in five minutes! :o) I don't think I could have done that in five hours!
Thanks for posting my link to EDM - can't believe I forgot it. Love both pictures here. The hands havn't suffered form all those interruptions one bit. Diane.
These are both beautiful sketches, done in two different styles. Very beuatiful work. The washes on the hand are so perfect. Nicely done.
You're very talented at both drawing and painting. Lovely!
They are both very nice....
Great job on both, Anita!
You really know your way around a rose, Anita. You can see you have made a study of them. Lovely. Great quick watercolour sketch too.
LOL...Thankyou Dave!
You're welcome Diane! Thankyou for your kind comments.
Thankyou Phthaloblu
Thankyou Lynn!
Thanx Margaret!
Thanx Serena, just checked out your blog and saw your graphite rose sketches...Beautiful!!!
Thankyou Robyn. I have painted many roses using a basic outline sketch to begin with and remember feeling quite suprised at how much I had learned in this process when I began my sketchbooks and had to approach the drawing of them in a more detailed way.
Oh that rose is just gorgeous! :)
Thankyou Pugs!
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