using brush pen filled with fountain pen ink – Montegrappa Burgundy

round-ceiling light fixture
polygon- one wall in bathroom
long – outdoor hose
symmetrical – little pagoda
organic – dead bush and rocks
corner – of trailer

Thanks for the new list, Ai!

Robin – look at you all first person to post. I like your symmetrical pagoda-type item

Ai, thanks for the list. We ought to have some of those things around.

Robin, nice warm sketches with the burgundy ink. I might be tempted to drink some.

Joan, sounds like a busy but nice day. Great sketch of the scene. I like the guy with his hands on his hips like he is waiting for the wife to catch up. Ha.

Robin – I am in the line of fans for the little pagoda. Love the burgundy ink. It’s gives a kind of aged look to the sketches. I love the rocks and bush too.

Joan – you truly have mastered capturing people in your plein air sketches. I agree with jo my thought was the guy with hands on his hips was waiting on his wife risking too long somewhere.

Ai, EP, Jo – ::clap:

Lurkers –

That is a nice looking SUV too.

Keep sketching
Joe

I have nothing to post yet, but I’m finally finished with masses of work I’ve been stuck on… at least for a few months. Looking forward to having more time to spend time, if that makes any sense. Hopefully it does for most of you.

Eye: A nice list. Simple, yet room for movement and creativity. :thumbsup:

azulparsnip: Look at that red. Best ceiling light fixture I’ve seen since April! :thumbsup:

JmFletch: I always like to see pencil work. Love your inclusion of all the frames, but I have to ask, what are the things in between? :confused:

I see (from left) a two headed dragon rearing up and puffing his/her chest out, wings folded back, naturally. Behind him/her, one of those bells used to grab the attention of a hotel clerk? :confused: Then my late grandmother seems to make an appearance, doing her old flute routine with her hair curlers still in… and that massive candle she always had (but never lit) is right behind her!

Sorry, but the darker pencils just drew me (no pun) to those items. Love the time taken on the… hearing aid? Really love those shapes.

Apologies for the double post, but somehow I completely missed Joan and her always engaging watercolours.

Joan: Is there any point asking you to slow down a little? If I dared to walk to the end of my street, would you even be capable of holding your brushes that long without using them? And please don’t tell me you could by using the time to wash them. You’ve got me. I give up. You confound me… in the most wonderful way.

Sorry. Carry on, I guess. :thumbsup:

Jo – Thank you. The art event was a fun day despite the heat.

Ai – Many thanks.

Joe – The guy’s wife was probably picking out some outrageous artwork without him. lol Nice corner with the kokopele sconces and artwork. Glad you explained what the ball was. I was trying to figure it out. Great shading!

Munin – If I slow down come and see if I’m still breathing. lol Thanks so much.

After all the activity at the art event yesterday I relaxed at the beach today.
4 – manmade (chair & umbrella) – watercolors and ink