Last day of life drawing for this semester. I’ve missed several classes, something I would have been loathe to do in my high school and college years when I never ditched nor dropped a class.
I distinctly remember the first time I stopped attending a class simply because I no longer enjoyed it. Wish I could say it was a daring and rebellious move . . . it was a community college class that I was taking just for enjoyment. I was in my 40’s and high time for a bit of rebellion . . . don’t you think?
But I digress . . . here’s the best of the last sketches . . . in my opinion
Starting with my favorite
Caught the likeness of both his front and his back . . .
Your drawings are getting good seriously good.
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Anonymous,
You didn’t sign your comment but I didn’t delete it cuz “getting seriously good” was too good to delete. Thank you.
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You continue to amaze me with your talent. Keep it up gal. Miss you but makes me happy you are enjoying your retired life.
Sent from my iPhone Linda
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Linda,
Thank YOU! I sometimes amaze myself. Retired life has been up and down. When it’s down I remember it will go up . . .
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You’ve come a long way, Judy – your art is wonderful – love the way you push a bit of color into some of them and let the lines capture so much of the subject.
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Shari,
Thank you! I can see my progress too.
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I like it. I have done sculpting with a live model. I think your 20 minutes is well spent. very good stuff. Annalise
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Annalise,
So glad you signed your comment cuz I usually delete “anonymous” to make sure the site isn’t being spammed! Thanks for the “well spent”!
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