EGG what a perfect subject for the week of Easter!
I
have a shallow basket I keep on my studio porch with rocks inside that
look like eggs. I've seen the Carolina Wrens stop in to take a curious
look. They would be really surprised to find a clutch of eggs like
these!
Illustration Friday is a weekly illustration challenge. A topic is posted every Friday, then artists from all over the world have a week to come up with their own interpretation and post it on the site. Below are my posts. I began May 26th, 2011 (All art copyright, not to be used or reposted without artists permission)
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Illustration Friday # 34 "Swim"
For this weeks word Swim, I chose to illustrate patterned Beta Fish.
I'm having a lot of fun with Black and white line.
Illustration Friday #32 "Yesterday"
Seems like only yesterday that I finished this piece. Actually I did a color version in Tissue paper of this gal last week. So today here's new Black and White art from yesterdays old pencil sketch.
Illustration Friday # 31 "Talent"
Head in the Flowers
With
yet another snowstorm on it's way I use my talent to transform my mood
into thoughts of Spring. I'm posting early this week in case I get stuck
in Rhode Island between my Wednesday and Thursday classes. Fingers
crossed, snow gear packed, now for a cup of tea and warm thoughts.
Illustration Friday #30 "Whisper"
I discovered Zentanges last week. Doodled little designs all over everything!
Have I already fallen out of love with them as I try my second piece? Am I getting too illustrative? IS this a Zentangle? Not sure, but I'm not as happy with Whisper as last weeks Owl and his Pussy Cats.
Illustration Friday #29 Owl and his Pussy Cats
In my Owl and his Pussy Cats piece below I learned how to make the Auraknot (see the Pussy cats frame) and the Betweed (see the owl's head). I made these two forms then worked the rest of the art around them. I had no idea what I was making until it was complete...or is it? So much fun!
Find your Zen by checking out Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas's UTube instructional at Zentangle.
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