Couple more.
Couple more.
The annual trip to the Balmoral show. Large Black pig and piglets, and a Portland lamb. Only an on-site photo of the latter sketch, because the lamb's owner asked for a price.
Fairly pleased with it myself, too. At the least, it didn't go as wonky as other watercolour sketches. Or attempts to be James Gurney.
Ponies and stuffed rhinoceros head.
Some sketches from a Forthill Farm open day. Some went better than others.
It turns out the owner was one of the rare breed farmers admiring the the Portland lamb sketch above. A friendly fellow: had a wee chat with him, and with that and this, I was invited to come down and sketch livestock at any time. Nice! A bit of a trip, but it beats hanging over random fences in what some farmers take as a suspicious manner...
I renamed this sketchbook; not just because of the opportunity for a bad joke, but because I've been thinking of hoiking myself up and going back to basics, learning or relearning a few things. Drawing, painting, colour, perspective, composition, and peering surreptitiously at people trying to enjoy their whopper meals. Maybe it'll stick and mean more posts and progress here. I hope so.
Also, Acrocanthosaurs. Top inexpertly based on a Scott Hartman skeletal.
Last edited by Vermis; November 24th, 2012 at 09:16 PM.
That there perspective is why I need to get back to basics.
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DSG: three pics of a creature - skeletal, musculature, and life appearance.
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