Showing posts with label urban sketching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label urban sketching. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 24, 2018

Hobonichi Drawings



This dahlia flower was only penciled-in
last week...




I love the loopy center petals that
aren't quite open.




Wonky coffee cups for my beverage
today -- to link up with Bleubeard and Elizabeth,




















Went to my first ever Urban Sketchers event
on Earth Day, at Bicentennial Park along the 
Scioto River in Columbus, Ohio.
Drawing buildings is a lot harder than I 
anticipated! It's a beautiful park, and finally
the weather cooperated and was warmer!





I did a pen and watercolor drawing in an
8 1/2 x 11 sketchbook, spent about 2 hrs on it.
This little sketch in my Hobonichi is 
about two inches high...





You can tell from the photo that the 
proportions of my sketch are off, but it's
a learning experience...




Having the photo to
compare to is helpful, and I could certainly
do another drawing from it if desired.




Still enjoying the flower prompts
of the Hobonichi Challenge 
this month...





I've also been journaling as someone else for
the month of April, over at my other blog
to see what's happening there.

Happy Tuesday!


If you counted twelve beverage cups
last week in my post, you were right!