Thank you for the list, Ai. I have three four legged animals at the moment.

item #1 – makes me happy

twilight[/color]

This is a painting of twilight last evening. I painted it in acrylics onto a hollow, round tube (~2.25″ long) that I made from polymer clay. I painted the coppery band later (this morning) but the rest was from life.

This is a PHOTO of the painting on the round clay tube, NOT a sketch of the tube.

Sorry for the bad photo. The real painting is mellower, maybe like the ocean.

Edit: Tried to color correct it in ArtStudio Pro – still a bad photo, but not quite as awful

Materials:

Premo polymer clay
Golden Gel Mediums (acrylics)
Golden Artist Colors (acrylics)
M. Graham Acrylic Artists’ Color
Winsor & Newton Artists’ Acrylic
Liquitex Professional Heavy Body Acrylic

Art Studio Pro app for the crop, border, downsize, and export.[/color]

Ai, thanks for the new list.

Pine Cone – great colors in the painting. His big us the tube?

1- my art making place as we drone here in the car (my lap)

2- there is plenty of hay in this shed
3- 4 legged animal

Everyone – If you want my sky twilight painting taken down because it isn’t on paper, or flat, or for any other reason, please press the button in the lower right corner of Post #4 to report it to the moderators.

Please know though that this skinny little tube was years in the making. I’d tried and tried years ago to make one and failed miserably. It was very discouragng. Then along came a Wet Canvas angel named “honey hatter.” She created a method for me, and took a ton of pictures of every step, and posted them here on Wet Canvas as a tutorial for me. And following her instructions, I was finally able to create a tube around a narrow knitting needle, after all these years!

It means more to me than she can ever know that she did this, on her own initiative, to help a total stranger like me. It had to be a lot of work for her. And the whole situation has changed my life, as well as given me a new way to create and paint.

Thank you honey hatter!
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Pine Cone, love the wand/tube. Seems difficult to do. We use all media and surfaces here. I recall sketching outside in the dirt with a stick for one challenge. Have fun!

Joan, hard to believe you do so well in the car. Nice sketch. Love the donkey and hay. Loving all the sketches.

Hi Robin and Joe and all y’all.

I sketched on my iPad with Brushes and the Apple pencil. Took forever with the moving animals to boot!

Number 1, 4 leg animal

Joan – someone already said it, but love the atmosphere you captured in the car. On the donkey and hay the shadowing grades my eye.

Pine Cone – While most of us sketch in one media or another it is Scavenger Hunt not Sketch Hunt. All art forms are acceptable including sculpture, wood carving, etc.

Jo – all 3 are well done. The face on Romeo is just adorable.

Robin, Ai, lurkers…

1 flower – on cherry tomato plant
2 leaf and challenge (pathos ivy, tomato plant, peace lily plant)
Out of my comfort zone using watercolor in 9×12 in watercolor sketchbook.

Keep sketching, carving, sculpting, creating,
Joe

Looking at it posted, the flower should have had a more contrasting background. Was a bit hurried as sun was hitting where I was stitting. That’s my excuse and sticking with it.

Joe, love the flower and leaves. Tiny photo, though. Heh, heh. Hard to see.