A drawing that is all color pencil. The steps are not part of the original scribble. I added them, because she looked like she wanted to climb something.
I do love this baby. My daughter used to climb the stairs up and down, over and over. I sat on the stairs with her marveling at the concentration she put into it.
I wanted this woman to be dressed in blue, so I used a split complementary color scheme of blue, red orange and yellow orange. She is not one of my favorites, but I do like the scarf in the breeze. Maybe she is running down that hill.
-Lynne
Another early squiggle done entirely in markers. I wanted to show the effort it required to jump in the air. I made my DH pose for the placement of the hands.
-Lynne
The lizard squiggle is done entirely in marker. (Bic markers) He’s a little fanciful, but then that’s what happens when you see things climbing your walls.
-Lynne
This is also an early squiggle. It is done entirely in marker. I like the spectacles on the lady in the foreground.
-Lynne
-Cheri
This ballerina is one of my earliest squiggles and is done entirely in marker. I love the freedom of the lines and the movement in the drawing.
-Lynne
-Cheri
Lynne: I was checking the blogs I read and I noticed that Teri Partridge of the Pear Tree Gallery has this wonderful watercolor tutorial up on how to make a greeting card of beautiful bleeding hearts. I’m getting my paints together for a go at it myself.
I did this as my avatar for Facebook. The size isn’t quite right and I will have to do another one to keep my head and feet from being clipped. In the meantime, this one will do and I caught just enough likeness.
This squiggle is just color pencils without much blending. The texture is really accented.
-Lynne
the crafty sisters 