Today's drawing is in the Sketchbook Project's sketchbook. It's a marina near Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
This is my 2011 art project: I'm going to attempt to do one drawing every day of the year. The drawings can be any medium, any size, any level of care and completion. I'm looking forward to seeing how my work evolves and improves, and whether this practice helps me to be more organized and "together" in the rest of my life pursuits.
Click on any of the sketches to enlarge.
Click on any of the sketches to enlarge.
Friday, September 30, 2011
Thursday, September 29, 2011
9/29/11
First sketchbook project page
OK, there will be overlap. Today I'm posting the drawing I did in my new Sketchbook Project book. Sometimes I'll do another drawing for this blog, and other times I'll just use what I draw in the Sketchbook. Here's my blog about The Sketchbook Project.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
9/27/11
Deer antler
I've drawn this antler before, but I didn't have time tonight to think of something new. Even a few minutes of drawing is very relaxing.
Monday, September 26, 2011
9/26/11
Sabu
Sabu was lying in front of me, just like this, and gazing at me for a long time, before I suddenly realized I should draw him! I had to go to the studio to get my sketchbook and pencils, and I asked him very nicely to stay, because I wanted to draw him. He did stay, just like that, until I got resettled in my chair and was ready to start drawing... and then he left! So I drew this from memory. He is doing "The Famous Sabu Paw-Tuck", as we call it. I love the way his shoulders protrude forward. His name is pronounced "Sayboo", by the way...
Sunday, September 25, 2011
9/25/11
Rascal
I donated a charcoal portrait (of a person or pet) to Alex's high school fundraiser's silent auction, and this is the winner's choice. He is a Vizsla, or Hungarian Pointer, a beautiful reddish-brown dog with a slim build and very short, glossy fur.
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
9/20/11
Little crackle vase
This is a very pretty little blue and white crackle-glazed vase. I have no idea where it came from, I just had it among my still life stuff.
Sunday, September 18, 2011
9/18/11
Cut up ATM card
I cut up this expired ATM card - instead of just cutting it in half, I made a bunch of random half cuts and folded it up. It was very sculptural, so I turned it different ways to draw it.
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