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!
