BarbSo, Tricia, Pat, Peggy, Eva, Marsha; Katie, Laura, BarbSo, Tricia, Pat, Peggy, Eva, Marsha, Daisy, Jim, Sandy, Hugh. (Sharon in the field, Jane behind camera.)
Pat, Sharon, Peggy; Marsha, Katie, Laura; Jim, Hugh, Sandy.
BarbSo got a sketch of the iconic Thistledown barn & windmill, then vignettes.
Daisy’s got the standing up sketch down – nice choice of interesting flowers!
Eva is tying different strategies with her pastels & watercolor pencils – nice old wagon!
Where was Gail? See the windmill upper left? She was sketching in the barn!
Hugh does a careful grid of the colors of his tools, & it pays off – nice sketch!
Here’s Jane taking photos – she did a black & white sketch of what she saw here.
Jim had a different angle of the farm produce building to sketch – with gazebo!
Katie got a new landscape oriented sketchbook, so did a new frame format for it – nice!
Laura took a different approach to her page -” it’s like a collage, someone said!” Yes!
Marsha used Caran de’Ache crayons & water brush for her sketch of the barn & windmill.
Pat showed how she tied her last sketch together (wow!), then did a wide landscape view.
Peggy’s really getting into watercolor exploration – fun with these fig leaves!
Sandy borrowed husband Hugh’s colored pencils for this sketch – how handy!
Remember Sharon was in the field? Here’s why – she got up close to the scarecrow!
Tricia is so skilled with that Goliath watercolor brush – a quick rendition on the spot!
Gathering for the sketch review – we enjoy seeing our different foci and styles.
Laura, Jane (muted because dogs), Peggy, Bev (being zoom moderator), Marsha (relaxing a bit from zoom responsibilities), Daisy (probably knitting), Rita (back home & on zoom!).
Bev, getting “peopled out”, turns to her cat & collage!
Daisy’s focused on other things, too, & back to drawing on quilt blocks (finally, she says),
Jane, for all her resistance to sketching people…sketched people!
Laura hasn’t given up on people, but broadened her focus & even did greeting cards!
Marsha continues to refine her people sketching, loving using TUL pens & water.
I think we’re going to have to do a people intervention with Peggy….having too much fun!
Rita has sketched her way down the coast & is now back home – wonderful sketches!
Stay in the shade, stay in the sun? Pat, Laura, Peggy, Tricia, Marsha, BarbSo, BarbSh, Penny (Eva getting coffee, Jane behind the camera).
Pat is new to the group, so she sketched everyone & asked for names! How clever.
I don’t know if Laura is tired of drawing people, or if she was just taken with the flowers.
Peggy is definitely not done with sketching people! I think she’s over the 100 mark!
Tricia is a straight to watercolor sketcher with her Goliath water color brush – wow.
Marsha took the 100 people in August sketch challenge seriously, & it’s so good!
BarbSo is still sketching people, too, and loved adding Eva’s dog Mickey!
BarbSh took a Cosmic Smash class (egad!), then did sketchers in water soluble ink.
It was great to have Penny M back with us, and she dove right into sketching.
Eva added water color pencils to her usual pastels, and it’s making a difference.
Jane added the name of the place after she got home – Hermann Kilian font.
And of course no sketching session is complete without the review of what we’ve done.
a sketching group
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