Sketches & Studies in June
June 26, 2023Practicing black and white spot illustrations this month with these little hedgehogs.
-black watercolor and graphite in my sketchbook, photo reference found on Pinterest.
Practicing black and white spot illustrations this month with these little hedgehogs.
-black watercolor and graphite in my sketchbook, photo reference found on Pinterest.
I have always wondered why mermaids are half fish, when there are sea mammals… So here is my merDolphin playing in the waves for #MerMay (Even if I’m a little late on posting).
Other things I have been doing this May…
I have been reading Lud-in-the-Mist by Hope Mirrlees. I am reading my libraries copy but look at this copy! It is one of the most beautifully written books I have ever read.
I have been experimenting with soughdough Focaccia bread, I have been using this recipe, and I think today I have finally got it right!
On another reading note, I have been listing to The Cottage Tales of Beatrix Potter books while I paint lately. I am loving them, a little mystery, talking animals, English countryside life, and all the cottagecore vibes I could want! They are the perfect accompaniment to a day in the studio.
-watercolor, gouache, and graphite on paper-
Late summer research of plants for current and upcoming paintings.
-Small studies of Manzanita to get to know their shapes, color, structure, and movement. Observation and personal photo references, graphite, watercolor, and gouache in sketchbook.