Yesterday it was back to therapy for both of us: Bill’s continued cardio rehab and my “sketching people in waiting room” therapy. I name it such because the more I do it, the less intimidated I am at drawing people . . . and to be doing so where people can see me.
Text was added after arriving home. . . . Well, after stopping to shop at H.E.B, picking up a pizza, arriving home and eating, reading a bit, watching a movie, washing dishes. In fact, I didn’t actually add the text and take the top photo until a thunderstorm woke me around 2:00 a.m. I couldn’t get back to sleep and love listening to the rain.
I am so impressed with how well you draw people. I am so intimidated by it that I have only tried a couple of times. I haven’t had time to sketch in a longggggg time between the wedding and teaching classes.
ReplyDeleteI don’t feel very confident in sketching people. It’s a bit easier to do the light pencil guidelines, and I take a quick photo with my phone before I start (with the flash turned off, others think I’m only playing a game or checking something out online). People always get up and leave before I finish so the photo helps.
DeleteAlso, drawing strangers makes it easier — if the likeness isn’t there, who will know?