Tag Archive: color pencil

Daily Squiggle

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This squiggle is done entirely with colored pencils. I wanted to experiment with the grey color and wrinkling hide of an elephant. I used blue, orange, yellow and purple for an interesting effect.… Read More

Daily Squiggle

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I like the juxtaposition of the blue of the shirt and the yellow orange of the hair in this squiggle. I was working on the folds and creases of clothing. And there is… Read More

Daily Squiggle

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Here is another lady with a hat, but more in my style. I’m still working on light and shadow and I can see now that there is some confusion going on in the… Read More

Daily Squiggle

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This is my version of a Charles C. Carter painting called Roxanne in Mauve that we discussed in our critique group with Teri Partridge a couple of weeks ago. The hat is such an intriguing… Read More

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Lynne: This is page from a notebook I kept while we were camping in the Indiana Dunes State Park. It’s not really a squiggle, but I find that I can draw better if I… Read More

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Lynne: This patchwork dog is an experiment in brown. I was playing with yellow and seeing what browns could be made with it when mixed with other colors. This is marker and colored… Read More

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Lynne: I was thinking about Christmas when I drew this. I used the complement pair red and green and tossed in the yellow softball to show the changes from red through orange to… Read More

Daily Squiggle

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Lynne: This guy stayed a scribble and turned into a walking squiggle reptile. I liked the primary colors which were done first with markers. I did the shading with colored pencils. I’d have… Read More

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Lynne: I did this squiggle at a class given by Teri Partridge. We were to draw the altered edges of a shell. I’ve included the pencil drawing and the squiggle I did later. I… Read More

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Lynne: I used colored pencils for this squiggle. I was mainly interested in drawing her right hand with the palm outward. I tried to use my own hand as a reference for this pose,… Read More