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On one of our recent drives in the country we came across the original site of Baylor University in the tiny township of Independence, Texas. Founded as a co-educational campus in 1846, male and female students were separated by a creek, nicknamed by male students as the "River Jordan". This old stone doorway is in a restored column front of what used to be Baylor's female building:
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I'm using Uniball Signo gel pens, size .28, .38, and .5 |
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Very nice sketches, Vicky! I am surprised, how you can sketch without color, only pen and ink, and it is really very lovely... like as if it was your favorite style :)
ReplyDeleteLOL! Definitely NOT my favorite style! Still feeling my way around, learning how to do it.
ReplyDeleteI miss watercolor, but I am stubborn . . . need to fill this sketchbook before starting a new one. Except for the tiny wildflower sketchbook which is in my purse at the moment.
Oh wow. At first sight I thought this was a book you bought with art work in it. Nice pen and ink work. Very professional looking.
ReplyDeleteGoodness, Cris --- thank you! Maybe I'm looking at my ink drawings a bit too critically? I still don't feel very confident yet.
ReplyDeleteYes you are being to critical. My husband looked at it just now and said it look like an old book with illustrations. :)
ReplyDeleteTell your husband thanks for the encouragement! I'm telling my inner critic to shut up.
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