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Looking at a Piecemeal Portrait
I’ve been writing about my “piecemeal portraits” for a couple years now. Recently I took a couple process shots while I was making one from a photo inspiration on Sktchy. My photographs aren’t taken with lights and so the color is off, but you can still get the idea. I’m working on setting up a […]
Protected: Being Present
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Protected: Two Reasons to Work in a Series
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Wrapping Up My 2017 International Fake Journal
Today I’ve got a gallery of images created in April for 2017 International Fake Journal Month. (Don’t know what IFJM is? Or what fake journal is? Click on the link.) This year’s journal was a loose sheet journal. All the sketch pages were 6-3/16 x 9.25 inches. In keeping with my goal of using what I […]
Protected: Maybe a New Project? Maybe…?
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I Didn’t Know It But I Was Starting A New Series
Often the idea for a new series comes to us by accident. We’re working (that’s when the muse can best find us) and things we’re working with combine in new ways, jog a memory, present a challenge, and bingo a new series pops into our minds. That’s what happened at the end of March this […]
Protected: Project Friday—Improving Your Drawing Practice with Repetition, the Right Tool, Being Invested, and Celebration
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Protected: Working in a Series: Tootsie Pop Portraits
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Protected: Some Ideas Get Lodged in Your Head: Working in Series—and On Being Dangerous
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Protected: Project Friday on a Monday—Working in a Series: Meet the Finches
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