We had a great visit to Mammoth Cave over spring break. The cave is just pretty awesome...with wonderful formations. While we listened to the ranger speak I sketched in one chamber, then when we got home I drew from a couple of snapshots. I am going to have to buckle down and draw lots of people to get a handle on drawing the human figure.
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Now that looks like a fun spring break! All the sketches are wonderful! How did you get the postage mark stamp on the journal page, though? And which one are you in the photograph, hmmm???
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What fun!! Your drawings are great, very nicely composed. AND congratulations on your Moleskinerie fame (well deserved)!
What wonderful sketches and photos--perfect for remembering a wonderful vacation! However I am so impressed with your horses! WOW!
Well, Linda...I would be the old one of course!
Isn't the stamp neat?! They sell a little passport book in the national parks..you can get your book stamped at each national park you visit. I just had them stamp my moleskine instead.
Lisa, we should get together soon and do some sketching!
Teri it's a funny thing about the horses. I used to draw horses all the time as a kid and I think I got very familiar with the form. I was suprised when I went to sketch from the photo that those horses weren't all that hard....hmmmmm....maybe all that stuff about the more you draw something is true.......
Joyce, you are so good at these narrative spreads! Really nice drawings!
Hi Draw Daily,
I just happened upon your blog. Thank you very much for sharing your drawings. I'm inspired get back to sketching. I like the self-confident quality of your sketches. I also really like the humility of your writing.
I was fascinated to read that you have a River Styx there. A couple of years ago we were sailing in Greece and we sailed up a narrow little almost creek which the local people said was the River Styx of mythology. I love the combination of drawing and handwriting here.
Absolutely wonderful work!! I rediscovered your work while browsing the "Everyday Matters" site. I'm impressed at how you are so comfortable with sharing your work with us. I also see tremendous growth in you work. Keep it up.
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