Karen

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I tried to better use proportion in the second drawing, although I still have to work on values. Watercolor is still a technique I'm working. Less forgiving than the pencil and eraser!

in reply to: See How Far You’ve Come #813649
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in reply to: Filling Your Sketches with Color #812595
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I haven't used watercolors in 25+ years. Very fun to mix colors!

in reply to: Capturing Nature’s Color Palettes #803119
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So much harder than it looks, but so fun to draw

in reply to: Giving Your Drawings Depth #801699
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I took awhile to "see" the negative space and draw that

in reply to: Getting the Proportions Right #800594
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I liked blind contour drawing to focus my attention on what I am actually seeing; I'm not worried it isn't a true likeness.

in reply to: Focusing on Your Subject – Blind Contour Drawing #794637
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Comparison of dried grasses, miscanthus and river oats. I enjoyed observing the details of the grasses, the colors, textures and overall shapes.

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in reply to: Jump Right in! #776503

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