Saturday 14th of May 2022

A pencil study of a bee and flower. Drawn with a Pentel Graphgear 1000 .3mm with 2B lead in an Etchr A6 hot press sketchbook. ✍️ 🎨
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A pencil study of a bee and flower. Drawn with a Pentel Graphgear 1000 .3mm with 2B lead in an Etchr A6 hot press sketchbook. ✍️ 🎨
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I decided to head down to the Canadian Tulip Festival yesterday to take in the tulip display with my trusty art gear in hand. I painted these two tulips, answered some questions about my art and chatted with some wonderful other artists. Gorgeous day and lots of people. I was able to zone out which helped with the anxiety but it truly was the first time in that type of a setting in 2 years. Glad I did it! Drawn with 005 Micron Pen with sepia ink and painted with watercolor.
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Latest entry in my weekly perpetual journal. Fiddleheads in watercolor.
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Our duck houses have inhabitants. We now have three in use! Top to bottom we have wood duck, common merganser and common merganser❤️🦆
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Admiring our new magnolia tree for this week’s perpetual journal entry
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For episode 77 of the Drawing Inspiration podcast, I am joined by Google Art Director Matthew Cruickshank to discuss his creative journey. We talk about his role as the Google Doodle lead and how the recent Route 66 Google Video Doodle became a personal project. We chat about the power of the sketchbook and how tentacles can help capture a scene 🙂 drawinginspiration.fm/77
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This pasque flower is my entry in the perpetual journal this week. 🎨 ✍️
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A quick butterfly wind down painting. 🎨 ✍️
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Tonight’s draw and paint was a sea turtle. So much fun with this one ✍️ 🎨
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Don’t freak out! This is the larval stage of a firefly. Pyractomena borealis. This little one was in our front garden this week. I used ink and watercolor. Crazy looking creature right?! 🎨 ✍️
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