Friday August 12th. Traffic jam on NJ Rt 78. Tractor trailer truck on fire. Sketched in the car during the delay. Thought I would revisit my new favorite rabbit. I sketched this with a Stablio All pencil and a water brush. I had one watercolor pencil with me so I used that for the background.
Last Monday we traveled to Washington, D.C. just to visit a few museums. I was immediately enamored of this whimsical statue in the Art Sculpture Garden: Thinker on a Rock by Barry Flanagan.
The red paint lines are a first impression to "capture the energy" as Danny Gregory taught in his course "Seeing" in Sketchbook Skool. This was done in about a minute. Then a more careful ink study was drawn over it while noticing mistakes and correcting them.
This exercise is really fun to do. I used the area around the study just to copy some notes and refresh my memory about doing the "Fast and Slow" exercise.
Friday August 12th. Traffic jam on NJ Rt 78. Tractor trailer truck on fire. Sketched in the car during the delay. Thought I would revisit my new favorite rabbit. I sketched this with a Stablio All pencil and a water brush. I had one watercolor pencil with me so I used that for the background. 
Last Monday we traveled to Washington, D.C. just to visit a few museums. I was immediately enamored of this whimsical statue in the Art Sculpture Garden: Thinker on a Rock by Barry Flanagan.
The red paint lines are a first impression to "capture the energy" as Danny Gregory taught in his course "Seeing" in Sketchbook Skool. This was done in about a minute. Then a more careful ink study was drawn over it while noticing mistakes and correcting them. 
This exercise is really fun to do. I used the area around the study just to copy some notes and refresh my memory about doing the "Fast and Slow" exercise. 
