I keep thinking about doing something in colour but fancy the challenge of getting through with 3 pens and a pad of paper which cost less than £2 in total.
Turns out drawing glass is damn hard. I gave up after the third attempt below.
Great stuff peeps and well done Jon for sticking it at it. Forgot all about this this year. Used last year as springboard to get painting again (which is sporadic at best).
I like the mud, @DezB. There’s lots of movement in there. Sometimes, all you need is a controlled scribble!
Here’s the latest:
I’ve been struggling with the prompts this year. I had a theme in mind last time but life has been getting in the way. I keep thinking that some of my efforts make decent first-draughts but that there’s no time for the final piece. Perhaps that’s what November can be for.
I always feel sorry for the bear at the end of that book.
Glad it’s not just me. I always tell my daughter it is going back to the cave sad as it isn’t the bears fault it looks scary and that it only wanted someone to play with.
@jonm81 Exactly. It looks so forlorn. I suppose, by saying these things, we may be giving our offspring a very poor sense of what bears are really like. If my daughter ends up being eaten by a bear I shall blame that book.
Have you ever read ‘The Stress of Her Regard’ by Tim Powers? It’s a good book – though I’ve forgotten nearly everything about its plot. The copy I got from the library when I was a teenager had a snake lady on the cover. It was by Mark Salwowski. He did lots of Iain Banks covers too. Anyway, a snake lady:
I sketched him last night just as a idle doodle, first thoughts for a logo design. I was told to leave it when it had a certain character by the SO. Then I was afraid to do any more 🙂