Drawing and Sketching: The Importance of Practicing Your Craft As a writer, it's easy to get lost in the world of words and forget about other forms of creativity. However, drawing and sketching can be incredibly valuable skills to develop as a writer. Not only can it help improve your writing, but it can also… Continue reading Practicing Your Craft
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Bird & Spider – Sketch
I'm not sure this is worthy of sharing but it's at least some artwork completed this past week. Ok, so for those interested, the tools used included these items: GraphGear 1000, PentelP207, and Tombow Mono Eraser.
Papillon – Sketch
A while ago I promised a fellow blogger that I'd attempt to sketch my dog. And then I promptly put this off because I struggle at drawing face proportions. Anyway, I wanted to keep the promise (or the challenge...either way), so here is my attempt at sketching Serendipity, my little papillon. Serendipity Tools used: GraphGear1000,… Continue reading Papillon – Sketch
Eyes
Open your eyes to see the world “as is” and as you’d like it to be. Tools used for the sketch "Eye" above: GraphGear 1000, Pentel P207, Tombow Mono Eraser, and a rubber eraser.
Assassin – Sketch
I've not shared any artwork in a while and thought it was long overdue, so below is a sketch of an assassin based on (or inspired by) Assassin's Creed. It felt really good to sit and sketch again. Tools used: GraphGear 1000 (.03, .05, .07, .09), Tombow Mono Eraser, and a rubber eraser. Below are… Continue reading Assassin – Sketch
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